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SmartInspect 3.4.1 Released

We’ve just released a minor update to SmartInspect.This mostly addresses some issues in the Configuration Builder tool, so unless you are using that, no issue skipping this one. BUG: Fix layout issues when running Builder in scaled environment BUG: Fix issues in Builder when protocols other than File or Text Enhancement: Add TPointF and TRectF …

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SmartInspect 3.4 Released

A new version of SmartInspect, v3.4, has been released. Some of the enhancements we’ve added in this release include: .net 5 support (also published on nuget) FireMonkey Windows support (yes, FireMonkey cross platform is coming) Console support for PNG images RAD Studio 11 support (and 10.4, 10.3, 10.2, etc, etc) improved Windows scaling support lots …

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RAD Studio 11 is here

You might have seen the news this morning, but RAD Studio, Delphi and C++Builder 11 has been released.

SmartInspect Beta 2

Just wanted to give a quick update on SmartInspect. Yesterday we sent out the second Beta release for the updated SmartInspect 3.4 to our testers. As well as fixing a number of issues reported during the first beta, this release added .net 5 support in the client libraries, including publishing them on nuget. Barring any …

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C++Builder Term Licenses

You my have seen the news that Embarcadero have launched 1 Year Term Licenses for C++Builder Professional and Enterprise. We’ve had a few questions from people about these, so wanted to repeat the answers here for anyone else who might be wondering what these are about. Perpetual vs Term In many ways, these are similar …

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35% Off EOFY Sale

It’s tax time in Australia and New Zealand, and like pretty much everybody else, we’re having an EOFY Sale. Until the end of June 2021, we have 35% off Delphi, C++Builder and RAD Studio Professional, Enterprise and Architect Perpetual Licenses. Sorry? Perpetual Licenses? Yeah, basically meaning it doesn’t apply to the new C++Builder 1 Year …

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