The Synopse SQLite3 Database Framework was just released under Version 1.8.
SQLite3 just officially reached version 3.7.0, so it's time to commit our changes from our source code repository to the main "stable" zip.
Tag - PDF
2010, Thursday July 22
Synopse SQLite3 Framework 1.8
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Thursday July 22, 22:44 - SQLite3 Framework
2010, Wednesday July 14
htm2pdf free tool
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Wednesday July 14, 19:07 - Open Source libraries
Using our SynPDF library and a public domain THtmlView component, and discussion with some of our users, we were able to make a html to pdf conversion tool.
2010, Wednesday June 30
Synopse PDF libray 1.8.1
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Wednesday June 30, 11:12 - Open Source libraries
Our PDF engine has been updated, it's now on version 1.8.1.
2010, Tuesday June 22
Synopse PDF engine 1.8
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Tuesday June 22, 21:50 - Open Source libraries
Our PDF engine has been updated, it's now on version 1.8.
2010, Monday May 24
SQLite3 Framework version 1.7
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Monday May 24, 10:34 - SQLite3 Framework
Our SQLite3 Framework has been updated into the 1.7 version. For Delphi 7 to Delphi 2010.
Mostly User-Interface (reporting) enhancements, and some bug fixes.
2010, Thursday May 6
Synopse PDF engine 1.7.2
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Thursday May 6, 21:01 - Open Source libraries
The Unicode part of the Synopse PDF engine has been updated in order to support right-to-left languages and ligatures (i.e. glyph shaping).
Therefore, our Open Source engine is one of the few PDF producer able to natively handle Arabic languages. Even most commercial engines don't implement this nice feature.
2010, Monday May 3
Synopse PDF engine
By A.Bouchez on 2010, Monday May 3, 20:51 - Open Source libraries
Synopse PDF engine is an Open Source PDF document creation library for Delphi, embedded in one unit. It's used in the 1.7 version of SQLite3 framework, for creating PDF files from reports.
Among its features, you can use a true TCanvas to create the PDF, and embed True Type fonts subsets. Of course, it's Unicode ready, and licensed under a MPL/GPL/LGPL tri-license.