KenR

You can't go wrong with DevExpress https://docs.devexpress.com/VCL/179002/ExpressGanttControl/vcl-gantt-control-overview

Thanks. Works well!

I don't want to install VirtualTree. Does that mean I have to stay on B33?

Sorry, that works fine. I didn't rename it!

Thanks but still get an error.

Bugger. I downloaded B36 without taking a backup. Anywhere I can get B33?

Where are the font/size settings in the registry?

I use a TWSocket to listen for HL7 transmissions. It works perfectly. Ken

Using the WXI skin it is very easy to emulate Windows light and dark modes with just a few lines of code.

I'm also semi-retired and have to maintain two web servers, both are supplied by Easyspace. One is Centos with Plesk, the other is a Windows 2019 Server. I hate the Windows server for the reasons you state but unfortunately still need it!

Well done. This has always been a big problem.

Several packages would not load e.g. Devex, Had to reinstall, UniDac & Eureka log resimstalling does not help.

Totally agree. So instead of downloading a larger patch I have to download a 7Gb iso and then have to re-install most of my components.

Zipped version installs ok but I had same problem with GetIt version.

I need to deploy a mac OS Arm-64 pkg to the app store. I have previously only ever submitted a 64 bit one before. I have turned on Generate Mac OS Universal Binary option in compiler options. The project entitlements file seems to be generated correctly: .. <dict> <key>com.apple.security.app-sandbox</key> <true/> <key>com.apple.security.cs.allow-unsigned-executable-memory</key> <true/> </dict> When I user Transporter to upload the pkg I get the error regarding the app sandbox not being enabled. This is driving me crazy. What do I have to do to get Delphi 12.1 to correctly generate a mac OS Arm-64 pkg? Thanks in advance