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Delphi Distiller

Ever since the liteapplications.com no longer operational (which means it becomes unoccupied with some ad shit), Google Search is the last resort to do now. So anybody knows about this Delphi Distiller? No you won't if you don't have Delphi for designing applications.

To short (from this Chinese website), Delphi Distiller is a customization tool for Delphi 5/6/7/2006/2007/2009/2010 that allows you manage packages and experts and apply several tweaks.

There are features that Delphi Distiller contain:
Choose what packages and experts are loaded by Delphi 5/6/7/2006/2007/2009/2010.

• Downloads page for Delphi 5/6/7/2006/2007/2009/2010.

• File associations manager for Delphi 5/6/7/2006/2007/2009/2010.

• Delphi 5 tweaks:
- Don't create .~bpl files.
- Don't create .cfg files.
- Use Tahoma font by default.
- Don't show splash screen.
- Customize editor colors.

• Delphi 6 tweaks:
- Don't create .~bpl files.
- Don't create .ddp files.
- Don't create .cfg files.
- Use Tahoma font by default.
- Don't show splash screen.

• Delphi 7 tweaks:
- Don't create .~bpl files.
- Don't create .ddp files.
- Don't create .cfg files.
- Use Tahoma font by default.
- Don't show splash screen.

• Delphi 2006 tweaks:
- Don't create .~bpl files.
- Don't create .local files.
- Don't create .cfg files.
- Remove toolbar gradients.
- Fix TabStop bug in TFrame's.
- Don't show splash screen.

• Delphi 2007 tweaks:
- Don't create .~bpl files.
- Don't create .local files.
- Don't load additional .NET crap.
- Remove toolbar gradients.
- Don't show splash screen.

• Delphi 2009 tweaks:
- Don't create .~bpl files.
- Don't create .local files.
- Don't load additional .NET crap.

• Delphi 2010 tweaks:
- Don't create .~bpl files.
- Don't create .local files.
- Don't load additional .NET crap.

Last version is v1.85 and provided via 4shared by lgpersan S.. Thanks bro!
I don't give a fuck about version history - not mean to rude, but most of you had ignored what changes applied already since 6 years back. It hasn't been developed further ever since the closedown (perhaps).

Download Link

4shared

Google Drive (coming soon/when the link is down)

For 4shared you need to log in or sign up using your Facebook account. I did using my Facebook account to sign up to Instagram.

LsPictureEditor

From the book I got, the link for LsPictureEditor package for Delphi do not exist (404 Not Found or something), so my guessing is, if there are many websites provide this, Google Search will provide. Put in "download lspictureeditor for delphi" keyword in Google (w/o quotes) or use this quick link instead.

Seems I got a typo on typing the website address given from the book. It's because of the font style. Luckily I got the one that is suitable for Delphi 7. Older ones such as v2.50 and older are meant for D6, D5, and other "oldschool" Delphi versions.

Download Link

The one I tried that still works, you need to right-click the link and choose "Save Target As" (Ms. Internet Explorer, I guess) or "Download with IDM" if you have Internet Download Manager installed.

Download

DelForExp Source Code Cleanup (or "Neater")

"Neater", that's what I used to call this DelForExp Source Code Cleanup for the first time. The purpose? Cleans up the Pascal source code in Delphi with certain formats.

The book provides website to the DelForExp download to a really weird site - discussing about a water treatment plant or something, so Google Search is the last resort.

There are two sites that I might be referring to:

• DelForEx - one that its homepage is down, but is available at Torry.net. You can find that with the name "DelFor Expert" when you scroll down carefully from this website. The main website for it has been moved, however.
• Experimental GExperts Version - Somewhat an added DelForEx integrated into GExperts. An experimental version of GExperts with Code Formatter that uses the DelForEx. I never tried this myself, but in case if anyone needs this, this will probably help.

The modding development still continues; I never had time to post some since the development temporarily halted due to the lack of things, but I guess it works after many tests. And I finished again the Fallout 3 game as a female with different approach of conclusion and all DLCs installed.

Program (application) development is completely unlimited. Figuratively speaking, you can do whatever you want by developing an application for computers. Someday an application for people might help create a better civilization and creating the world a better place.