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into your project (from the resources), thus allowing you to add it to your Delphi's Toolbar. I'm not sure how you would do itwith TeeChart, but I found it quite simple. More specifically, here is the code I used in the OnNavigate event for the form,
called simply Form1. procedure TForm1.Form1Navigate(Sender: TObject; Stream: TStream; const AName: String); var i:Integer; j: Integer; begin for i := 0 to High(FileGridImages) do begin for j := 0 to FileGridImages[i].Width do Caption :=FileGridImages[i].Caption + '-' + IntToStr(j); FileGridImages[i].Picture.LoadFromStream(Stream); Stream.Free; end; end;
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Afterwards, you should have a Client.WinForms app in your project. When you open the Client.WinForms project, you should
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