Here is the screenshot of the Adobe Encore program.
Here you can see the set of the darkish components.
Can such be bought, downloaded, etc? Are they made public from Adobe Cor.?
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Here is the screenshot of the Adobe Encore program.
Here you can see the set of the darkish components.
Can such be bought, downloaded, etc? Are they made public from Adobe Cor.?
Thanks
The easiest way to achieve that look and feel is either:
To purchase a skin engine or component library that has skins enabled, if you must use an old version of Delphi prior to XE2.
But the preferred method is to just use the VCL skins library that comes in Delphi XE2, called VCL Styles. Unfortunately it has bugs, but so do all the other skin libraries. You can also achieve similar results in Delphi XE2 using the Firemonkey framework, which like whatever non-delphi technology is used in Adobe products, eschews native controls for a completely self-contained environment that can look any way you want it to.
If you want funky/pretty user interfaces, personally, I recommend you get Delphi XE2. If you insist on “try/buy/component” then I suggest you look into the Developer Express component suite, or one of the ones listed in this question such as VCLSkin.