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procedure TFormPopup.CreateParams(var Params: TCreateParams);
var ClassRegistered: boolean;
    TempClass: TWndClass;
begin
  inherited CreateParams(Params);

  ClassRegistered := GetClassInfo(Params.WindowClass.hInstance, Params.WinClassName, TempClass);
  if ClassRegistered then
  begin
    Winapi.Windows.UnregisterClass(Params.WinClassName, Params.WindowClass.hInstance);
  end;

  If FIsBorderlessPopup then
    begin
      Params.Style := WS_POPUP;
      Params.WindowClass.style := Params.WindowClass.style or CS_DROPSHADOW;
      Params.ExStyle := WS_EX_TOPMOST;
  end;
end;

In Inspector, change the Top value of the panel you want to move. For example if you want the panel to be last, set its Top value to be higher than the Top value of the last panel.

You can place only descendants of TWinControl, such as TButton or TStaticText, and not descendants ot TGraphicControl such as TLabel, TImage.

I have this record and loop through it to find the name, there might be other values that you have to add.

const
  FontCharsets: array[0..9] of TIdentMapEntry = (
    (Value: 238; Name: 'East European'),
    (Value: 204; Name: 'Cyrillic'),
    (Value: 0; Name: 'Western'),
    (Value: 161; Name: 'Greek'),
    (Value: 162; Name: 'Turkish'),
    (Value: 177; Name: 'Hebrew'),
    (Value: 178; Name: 'Arabic'),
    (Value: 186; Name: 'Baltic'),
    (Value: 222; Name: 'Thai'),
    (Value: 222; Name: 'OEM'));

Delphi has improved its styles support over the years, but there are still cases where VCL Style Utils helps.
For example system dialogs and old component packages lacking VCL styles support.
It does that by using DDetours library hooking into some WinAPI drawing related functions.

Still there are places where not all is OK, for example the Open File dialog has some artifacts, especially on newer OS.

If your code does not compile, then post the error here.
We've been using VCL Styles Utils for ages, currently under Delphi 12.3

Add 

Vcl.Styles.Hooks

in the project uses list.

AdvRichEditor is VERY buggy. We use it in our program and already fixed 50+ issues reported by users. As always TMS rushes to release something that is not even an alpha version. We plan to switch to TRichView at some point.

Do not use search paths. Add the modified VCL units first in the .dpr file like:
 

  Vcl.Dialogs in '..\Delphi Fixes\Vcl.Dialogs.pas',

Could you please share your PostBuild script and the entire sequence copying those files to the sub-folders.
I've done something similar, but on many libraries msbuild fails under 64-bit mode while compiling the .dproj files under command-line using a bat file.
In Delphi IDE all is OK, but msbuild fails building some 64-bit libraries.

build.bat:

call "C:\Program Files (x86)\Embarcadero\Studio\23.0\bin\rsvars.bat"
msbuild /t:rebuild /p:Config=Release /p:platform=Win32 MyPackage.dproj
msbuild /t:rebuild /p:Config=Debug /p:platform=Win32 MyPackage.dproj

64bit build.bat:

call "C:\Program Files (x86)\Embarcadero\Studio\23.0\bin64\rsvars64.bat"
msbuild /t:rebuild /p:Config=Release /p:platform=Win64 MyPackage.dproj
msbuild /t:rebuild /p:Config=Debug /p:platform=Win64 MyPackage.dproj

This is my postbuild event:

.\..\copyres.bat "$(PROJECTDIR)\..\" "$(PROJECTDIR)\$(Platform)\$(Config)"

copyres.bat:

@echo off
for /r %1 %%x in (*.res) do @copy "%%x" %2 /Y > NUL
for /r %1 %%x in (*.dfm) do @copy "%%x" %2 /Y > NUL
for /r %1 %%x in (*.dcr) do @copy "%%x" %2 /Y > NUL

The bigger problem I have is that I need to set some component packages Library path to point to their \Source\ folder (instead of to the precompiled Win32\ and Win64\ .dcu folders) if my program overrides some of the Delphi files like Vcl.Forms.pas/Vcl.Controls.pas, etc.

So my question is: Is there anyway to recompile a component package using custom Vcl.Forms, Vcl.Controls?

TActivityIndicator

maybe?

"Sync Prototypes" broken a year ago in the IDE is still not fixed. What a lame dev team.

If still not working, I have a solution for synchronizing two tree views that I could post.
The difference is that I override the tree WndProc and process those messages:
WM_VSCROLL, WM_NCLBUTTONUP, WM_KEYDOWN, WM_LBUTTONUP, WM_MOUSEWHEEL

Try using RegisterPowerSettingNotification in combination with GUID_MONITOR_POWER_ON power setting GUID

Check your project options for all kind of configurations, Debug, Release, etc.

Yes, EMB screwed up again. I have not found a way to fix that. To they test before release at all?!

Sync prototypes still not working, lamers.

Adding \\?\ does not automatically bypas MAX_PATH, unless some other extra steps are being made, e.g. modifing the manifest file and a setting in the registry.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/fileio/maximum-file-path-limitation?tabs=registry#enable-long-paths-in-windows-10-version-1607-and-later

TMS AdvStringGrid and NextGrid both have support for checkboxes and comboboxes

You could try DwmGetWindowAttribute along with DWMWA_CAPTION_BUTTON_BOUNDS to get the title bar height

If all or most of the comboboxes need to be populated with the same items, then cache the Items of one combobox to a TStringList.

Then use ColorBox1.Items := CachedColorItems instead of setting its Style. On my side it increases the performance from 20ms to 15ms

Announced yesterday and still not available in my.embarcadero.com

Why they've annouced the patch on their blog while it is still not available to download is beyond my imagination.

You could try https://www.imageen.com/ 

On my side, Sync Prototypes is not working in Delphi 12, very frustrating.

Ctrl+Click also don't work or if it works it takes more than 10-15 sec.

Auto-completion also don't work... so another buggy release.

Compilation does not work as well - random internal compiler errors or some error and the IDE points to a line after the end. in some unit, so I have to Build the project every time which is quite time consuming.

Use the same calculations for Left and Top. 96 is the default screen pixels per inch at 100% scaling, e.g. Screen.DefaultPixelsPerInch

Check your display options in Windows to see what screen scaling you're using, probably 125% or 150%

Try 

pnlRuntime.Height := MulDiv(350, Screen.PixelsPerInch, 96);