Type Library

WINventory Demo Package is designed to demonstrate powerful capabiliries of collecting PC hardware and software settings. We hope that after evaluation of this demo package you will purchase library source code to include in your projects.

PVL is an easy to use graphics library primarily intended for C++ developers who need to build the print preview for their applications in a one-touch. Source codes are available.

Search and/or replace strings or files using regular expressions. Supports both VCL and non-VCL programming. Flexible expression options to match any type of regular expression syntax. Uses a property/method/event programming model.

Quickly and easily consolidate your icons into icon libraries. Import, export, extract edit and print icons with this easy to use application.

When you need to encrypt sensitive personal information such as credit cards, social security numbers, and passwords; look no further than the Kellerman .NET Encryption Library. The Encryption Library supports the strongest encryption algorithms.

Euforik's DJLan is the perfect software to listen to the music you love. Bundled with tons of features and its seamless playlist management, it aims at making your audio experience the best possible.

Builds and maintains icon libraries like Windows Explorer. Extracts and creates icons from files in 35 formats. Exports icons to 17 format files. Create icons from Web Pages, Screen Capture. 40,000+ icons for registered user.

Catalog your books automatically, no typing needed. Just type author and title or type/scan the ISBN barcode to download all data from various sources on the internet (like Amazon and various library sites), including the cover image.

SharpZipLib is a free, open-source compression library for .NET. It supports Zip, Gzip, Tar, and Bzip2. Also computes checksums. Currently lacks Zip file splitting/spanning, custom self-extracting Zip files, and reading/writing to memory.

MFC classes to add flat, non-3D, “water-color” Office XP-style UI controls to MFC apps. They have no raised edges, do not look “pushed in” when clicked, and are not “shadowed” (except for menus).