K&J Edit Controls
Version 1.1

by Joseph C. Keller
Copyright  1995 / 1996

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CONTENTS 
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The contents of your .ZIP file should include these (10) Files:
  (K&J EDIT CONTROLS' COMPONENT FILES)
    KJDBEdit.DCR   KJDBEdit.DCU
    KJEdit.DCR     KJEdit.DCU
    KJDBMemo.DCR   KJDBMemo.DCU
    KJMemo.DCR     KJDBMemo.DCU

  (DEMO APPLICATION USING K&J EDIT CONTROLS)
    KJEdDemo.EXE

  (NOTES & STUFF)
    ReadMe.TXT


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PRE-INSTALLATION
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Make sure all of your .DCU and .DCR files exist within the same
directory.

To be safe, make a backup copy of your current Delphi component
library (CompLib.DCL), usually located in the '\Delphi\Bin\' 
directory.


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INSTALLATION
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To install your K&J Edit Controls, start by selecting 'Install Components' 
from the 'Options' menu.  The Install Components dialog box will appear
on your screen.

Next, click the 'Add' button to open the Add Module dialog box.  In this
dialog box you can either use the 'Browse' button to locate the K&J .DCU
file units or type the path and name in the edit box.

If the unit in question is located on a path not currently included in the
search path, Delphi will automatically take care of appending the new path
to the search path. (Take note, however, that the maximum size of the search
path is only 125 characters.  If the search path contains more than 125
characters, you will encounter an 'Identifier Expected' compiler error when
trying to rebuild your component library.)

After adding all (4) K&J .DCU units, click 'OK' in the Install Components
dialog box and Delphi will rebuild its component library and add a new 'K&J'
page to your component palette.  Clicking on the 'K&J' component page will
reveal four new controls - 'KJEdit', 'KJDBEdit', 'KJMemo' and 'KJDBMemo'.


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DEMO
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To see K&J Edit Controls in action, run the accompanying demo - KJEdDemo.EXE.


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REGISTERED VS. UN-REGISTERED
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Please be aware that the un-registered versions of K&J Edit Controls will only
work within the Delphi IDE.  That is, Delphi must be running for the K&J
Edit Controls to work properly.  This gives you, the developer, an excellent
opportunity to try out K&J Edit Controls before you buy.  If you attempt to
run any of the K&J Edit Controls from outside of the Delphi IDE, you will
see a friendly message box displayed every time one of the controls gains
the focus and the control's enter and exit colors will fail to change.  This
is the only effect running the K&J Edit Controls outside of the Delphi IDE
has on a project.


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ORDERING
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To receive your registered version of K&J Edit controls (along with the
source code for all four components), send $10.00 (U.S.) to:

  JOSEPH C. KELLER
  681 ROBBINANN DR.
  WATERFORD, MI  48328-2346
  UNITED STATES

Any questions, comments or suggestions should be directed to either my
Internet or CompuServe account.

Thank You,

Joseph C. Keller

INTERNET:       jkeller@mail.coast.net
COMPUSERVE:     103256,2165
WORLD WIDE WEB: http://www.coast.net/~jkeller


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TEMPLE OF DELPHI
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Visit the author's home at the Temple of Delphi.  The Temple includes
up-to-date versions of all K&J components, links to other Delpih sites
and other valuable information.  Point your browser to
"http://www.coast.net/~jkeller" and enjoy the ride!


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LEGAL DISCLAIMER
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THE INFORMATION AND CODE PROVIDED HEREUNDER (COLLECTIVELY REFERRED TO AS
"SOFTWARE") IS PROVIDED AS IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS 
OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF 
MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. IN NO EVENT SHALL 
JOE KELLER BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER INCLUDING DIRECT, INDIRECT, 
INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, LOSS OF BUSINESS PROFITS OR SPECIAL DAMAGES, EVEN 
IF JOE KELLER HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. SOME 
STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF LIABILITY FOR 
CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES SO THE FOREGOING LIMITATION MAY NOT 
APPLY.