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  1. Hi All, I am creating a procedure to send HTML emails with images with ICS components. That would be great if it worked and we could have this procedure as an option so people can get started. I am having some issues, right now I am having an error 501 that should be about the recipient email, but I am adding a recipient email in the procedure. Here's the current procedure. MessageStatus is a procedure to update a status bar with a message. I am using that to see the messages during the process. I wish ICS also had a synchronous version of this component. ICSSendEmail.pas
  2. Alexander Sviridenkov

    ANN: HTML Office Library 4.7 released

    The only native Delphi library for reading and displaying documents in 19 formats: Word, Excel, Powerpoint, PDF, EPUB, Outlook and much more. Whats's new 1. Support for MBOX files (Thunderbird and other mail app. mailboxes) 2. Support for CHM (help) file format. 3. Support for CSV (displayed as table). 4. Support for DOC 6-95 format. 5. Support for old XLS format. 6. Encoding detection for text files. 7. Support for PICT format (embedded to some office documents) 8. Support for JPX (JPEG2000) - currently using openjpeg. 9. PDF conversion was completely rewritten: Big improvements in PDF rendering quality. Better text extraction from PDF (space detection, hyphenation handling). Faster PDF conversion - 1000 pages / sec. Less memory consumption for conversion of big PDF files. SIMD optimized image conversion for PDF (color spaces, masks, etc.). 10. Improvements in PPTX, DOCX and XLS. 11. Faster text extraction for all formats. 12. Added document properties Authod, Keyword, Modified, Created. 13. Search engine was completely rewritten: 14. Smaller index and faster than all similar products (dtsearch, docfetcher, copernic, x1, etc.), search for word sequence. 15. Support for highlighting of code files (PAS, C++, JS, etc.) 16. DarkMode property - convert styles to dark theme. 17. ImageConverted now has CanvasClass property (canvas is used in HTML to PNG conversion). 18. ODTTF format support 19. TOTFFont now supports adding ligatures 20. FileBrowser demo no more requires VirtualTrees. 21. New demo - PPT file explorer. Demos: https://delphihtmlcomponents.com/FileBrowser.zip - file viewer. https://delphihtmlcomponents.com/codefinder.html - full text search engine / document viewer. https://delphihtmlcomponents.com/office.html
  3. Hi This is a preliminary question. We have some functionality on the web and want to be able to set log-on to the web page from the Delphi app, without the log-in credentials being stored by the browser app. Any idea?
  4. Hi We has a library for generating Nevrona reports from script files that we right. The main function we use for outputting data in text form to the report is TBaseReport.PrintLeft. When a string with HTML for formating is passed to that function, the formating is all stripped out and the bare text is displayed. Is there a way to display text using any HTML formating? TIA Mark
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