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Moscow,Moscow,Russia
TRichView.com
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We produce components for Delphi and C++Builder and FreePascal.We offer two main sets of components: for text processing, and for receiving video streams and organizing video chats.The first set of our components includes:- advanced rich text editor (TRichView), - add-on for WYSIWYG editing (ScaleRichView), - reporting add-on (Report Workshop).Also, we developed additional components integrating our editor with third-party components (including spelling checkers, components for import and export in various formats, reporting tools) and data provider components for our reporting components.The first version of TRichView was released in 1997.Our editors offer advanced features: documents containing tables. hypertext links, images, animations, Delphi controls, footnotes, endnotes, sidenotes, text boxes, equations, page number and page count fields.ScaleRichView provides editing documents in WYSIWYG mode, including editing of headers, footers, notes and text boxes.Report Workshop allows associating data queries with document fragments (such as the whole document, a set or a subset of table rows, table cells) and building a report when executing these queries. Both report templates and report results are rich text documents, so they can be edited or modified by applying another set of text and paragraph styles. Report Workshop includes data provider for many standard and popular third-party database components, including FireDAC, IBX, dbExpress, ADO (dbGo), BDE, UniDAC and other DACs by DevArt, DACs by MicroOLAP, AbsoluteDB, ElevateDB, DBISAM, Nexus Database, ZEOS.The second set of components are assembled in RVMedia package. It includes components for receiving video from local video and audio capture devices (such as USB webcams and microphones), remote IP cameras and video streams, configuring IP cameras, controlling movement of IP cameras, organizing video chats and video conferences (using both direct connection and client-server modes).