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Papercatalogissue49.Pdf www.componentsource.com WHAT’S INSIDE Automatic Updates 7 THE WORLD’S LARGEST ONLINE COMPONENT AND TOOL STORE Barcodes 7 Button and Cursor Design 8 CAD 8 EVALUATE, BUY & DOWNLOAD 1,000s OF PRODUCTS 24/7 Calendar / Schedule 10 Charting and Graphing 10 Code Creation/Editing 12 Component Management 14 Credit Card Authorization 14 Data Entry Verification 14 Data Storage 15 Database Connectivity 15 Database Management 16 Date Pickers 16 Debugging and Testing 18 Deduplication and Data Cleansing 18 Demonstration / Presentation 19 Development 19 Device Drivers 22 Email 22 Email Address Verification 24 Encryption 24 RELEASEDDOWNLOAD LEADTOOLS IMAGING V14.0 TODAY! Explorer 24 Facsimile / Fax 25 File Handling 25 File Upload 25 NEW VERSION INCLUDES: Flow Diagramming 26 • Improved Common Dialogs Function and Source Libraries 29 Grids 29 • New File Formats: Help Authoring 35 CIN, CRW, DCR,PSP,TIFF-FX and more! 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JAPAN: 0120 343 550 WWW.COMPONENTSOURCE.COM/BEA ISSUE WWW.COMPONENTSOURCE.COM 49 .NET WINFORMS • .NET WEBFORMS • .NET CLASS • .NET WEB SERVICE • ACTIVEX OCX • ACTIVEX DLL • ACTIVEX EXE • ACTIVEX DESIGNER 2004 JAVABEAN • JAVA CLASS • JAVA APPLET • JAVA SERVLET • ENTERPRISE JAVABEAN • BEA WEBLOGIC WORKSHOP JWS CONTROL • C++/MFC • DLL •VCL INTRODUCTION WELCOME TO COMPONENTSOURCE Dear Customer and Fellow Developer, CONTENTS Welcome to Issue 49 of the ComponentSource® paper catalog. This Introduction 3 catalog acts as a desktop companion to the world's largest online selection Using this catalog 4 ABOUT US Can we take your order? 5 ComponentSource is the world's of commercial-quality software components and tools for all platforms. If largest marketplace and community for you are receiving this for the first time, it offers a snapshot view of our Category & Publisher Index 6 reusable software components for all searchable online marketplace at www.componentsource.com, which is Product Overviews 7-79 platforms, and is first to market as a updated with newly published and tested software components weekly. Product Index 80-81 Software Asset Value Provider with the Community Partners 82 launch of SAVE-IT, Software Asset Value Engineering in Information By using the ComponentSource paper catalog in conjunction with our Technology. With eight years' advanced online catalog, you are assured access to one single source to experience at the helm of the VISIT US EACH WEEK... find, try, and purchase software components 24 hours a day, 7 days a component industry, ComponentSource Every week we publish the best sellers, top downloads plus a full is able to transfer its experience in week. 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