Latest version: 2024.8
Discover the most extensive and powerful productivity set available! Whatever you want to develop, LMD-Tools is the real thing. This toolbox provides easy-to-use components for all the power you want to implement in your projects. Furthermore LMD-Tools controls provide unique features you won’t find in any other component suite. Since Delphi 1 LMD-Tools represents a component suite which was dedicated to offer flexible components of superior quality for a broad range of development tasks. You can trust this continuity in the future, too.
LMD-Tools covers more than 500 components for any task you can imagine. Following component groups are only examples for the broad range of available components: LMD Tools includes controls for superior interface design, system programming, file controls, database applications, internet-/web-components, multimedia, text/data input (RichEdit), display of formatted text and many more.
Most of the visual components support transparency, advanced font effects (3D, outline, …), different backgrounds or -effects. In latest version an integrated parser supports display of formatted text (e.g. HTML) for many controls.
All together, they form a solid base for your development.
We did not only create a large component suite: We want to help you to achieve your development goals fast and comfortable as well. Therefore almost all components provide component editors allowing fast access to the most important properties. Manipulate common used objects via extended property editors. Check out this unique feature!
Many components are based on a small number of carefully created objects which are used repeatedly in various components. Cut your learning curve: Acquire knowledge of such an object once and be familiar immediately with a broad range of components which use this object.
Working in a team is more efficient. Realizing this, we made our components and data containers know each other and work with each other. The result: everything fits together really well. Be surprised of what is possible!
See also: LMD BarPack, LMD ChartPack, LMD DockingPack, LMD FxPack, LMD GridPack, LMD RichPack, LMD ShellPack, LMD StoragePack, LMD SysPack, LMD WebPack
New demo center application provides small control related demos in a single convenient place. Demos are grouped in categories, such as input or layout. In addition, text search by control’s class name is provided.
Each demo page contains a link, which allows to show *.pas demo unit file in Windows file explorer.
Face controller editor:
VCL styles:
LMDHint supports now new shape forms, gradient effects, html text and images. The color of the border can be customized in balloon mode via BorderColor property.
The background of the hint window now can be themed. If theme mode is ttmPlatform, background look is defined by theme settings. On this picture the background is drawn accordingly to basic Vista theme.
This picture illustrates use of TLMDMessageHintController and new TLMDMesageHint components. Now it is possible to display several hints at once. TLMDMessageHintController is used to store collection of hint messages.
Message hints can be fully customized since they inherit from enhanced LMDShapeHint. This picture illustrates rectangular hints with images and customized titles.
Use alphablending effects to melt one bitmap with the background (the degree of this operation is fully customizable). In the example below a gradient fill was used, but any other bitmap is allowed as well.
Most LMD-Tools controls provide an additional menu (activated by right mouseclick) which allows access to the most frequently used properties and objects. Moving the cursor to the object inspector is not required in may cases!
Several components own really extensive component editors to make designing of an app like a snap. For example the editor above supports addition of Bitmaps via Drag&Drop from Filemanager/Explorer, clipboard data exchange and saving/loading of frequently used bitmaplists.
This picture illustrates application that is themed with msstyles theme renderer. Controls have ThemeMode set to ttmNative, and the current active theme is “IceDragon”.
This picture illustrates application that is themed with msstyles theme renderer. Controls have ThemeMode set to ttmNative, and the current active theme is “IceDragon”. Some controls have ThemeMode set to ttmPlatform to demonstrate that application can use system theme and custom theme at once (see “Some dummy controls” groupbox).
This picture illustrates application that is themed with msstyles theme renderer. Controls have ThemeMode set to ttmNative, and the current active theme is “MOMO’s VS”.
This picture illustrates application that is themed with msstyles theme renderer. Controls have ThemeMode set to ttmNative, and the current active theme is “Codename: Opus-C” (green color scheme).
This picture illustrates the look of the control drawn in ttmNative mode with predefined “Blue” color scheme of new Office2003-like theme.
This picture illustrates the look of the control drawn in ttmNative mode with predefined “Homestead” color scheme of new Office2003-like theme.
This picture illustrates the look of the control drawn in ttmNative mode with predefined “Metallic” color scheme of new Office2003-like theme.
This picture illustrates that color scheme of new Office2003-like theme can be customized. For each themed element you can change gradient start and end colors, gradient settings, frame colors. For example, gradient style changed to elliptic and gradient colors are changed for speed buttons. Also, page control’s pane is also gradiented.
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Description | Date | Available Files |
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LMD Universal Installer (Trial)
Universal trials installer - suitable for all LMD 2024 products. Only ~2MB in size - only the files which are required for the selected installation options and IDEs will be downloaded. If you need **offline **installation functionality: Since version 2024.1, zip files with all files for a specific IDE are available (download zip file for your IDE, extract it and run lmdsetup.exe). Universal installer technology will be the preferred way for future releases. Please send feedback to mail@lmdsupport.com or use our forum. Installation problems? Read the corresponding LMD Universal Installer Wiki entry. |
January 21, 2025 |
Universal installer (setup only, 2MB) Delphi/C++Builder 12.X Athens (Offline) Delphi/C++Builder 11.X Alexandria (Offline) Delphi/C++Builder 10.4 Sydney (Offline) Delphi/C++Builder 10.3 Rio (Offline) Delphi/C++Builder 10.2 Tokyo (Offline) Delphi/C++Builder 10.1 Berlin (Offline) Delphi/C++Builder 10 Seattle (Offline) Delphi/C++Builder XE8 (Offline) Delphi/C++Builder XE7 (Offline) Delphi/C++Builder XE6 (Offline) Delphi/C++Builder XE5 (Offline) Delphi/C++Builder XE4 (Offline) |
LMD-Tools Trial (Old Installer Technology)
Use this installer variant if you encounter problems with the new Universal installer variant. The installers in this section correspond to the installers from previous versions. Includes automatic installer including demo projects, without helpfile. This is a LMD 2024 release and should not be used at the same time with older release packages. Downloads for XE or older are LMD 2020 installers. All releases contain 32bit + 64bit support, latest ServicePack required! Installation problems? Read the corresponding Package Installation Wiki entry. |
January 21, 2025 | |
LMD-Tools Helpfiles
Delphi or C++ Builder Help Package for LMD-Tools. Provides automatic installer. Includes helpfiles for standalone packs . |
January 21, 2025 | |
LMD-Tools precompiled demos
LMDAnyLogger demo includes the AnyLogger console along with precompiled demo app to test the console. Full source of the LMDAnyLogger console application is included in LMD VCL Complete. LMDDemoCenter is the new demo shell for LMD VCL demos (includes currently LMD-Tools controls only). Megademo demonstrates various features of LMD-Tools (compiled version of the MegaDemo project). PrintPack Demo: Demo of PrintPack features, which contains support for many LMD VCL controls. Spellcheck executable demonstrates LMD SpellPack support for LMD (TLMDEdit/Memo) and standard VCL controls LMD VCL Styles demonstrates VCL Styles support Docking Pack demonstrates various features of DockingPack. LMDGrid demonstrates several features of the LMD Grid control LMDPageControl demonstrates the native TLMDPageControl component. LMDTaskDlg demonstrates several features of the TLMDTaskDialog control Because no longer available as standalone packs BarPack, FxPack, SearchPack and SysPack compiled demos can be found here. ThemeEngine demonstrates use of the native ThemeEngine (executables for both LMD ElPack and LMD-Tools included). LMDThemesRibbonAdapter demonstrates use of the native ThemeEngine for Ribbon controls. |
January 21, 2025 |