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For many years, developers have used Raize Components to build sophisticated user interfaces in less time with less effort. Now, with version 4, Raize Components not only makes things even easier with enhanced design-time features, the new runtime display capabilities of the controls provide instant professional polish to your application's user interface--without any coding changes.

Raize Components 4 also provides full and complete support for the most recent CodeGear releases of Delphi and C++Builder. This means that all the controls in RC4 correctly support the new designer guidelines of the new VCL Form Designer. Plus, all the controls in RC4 support the new Margins and Padding properties as appropriate. RC4 even includes different sized component icons to make it easier to identify the desired control regardless of the button size currently being used in the component palette.

So, don't delay, upgrade to Raize Components 4 today!

Overview

Raize Components is a user interface design system for Borland Delphi and Borland C++Builder. At its center is a collection of more than 125 general-purpose native VCL controls. Built on a foundation of technology first created more than ten years ago, these high-quality components give developers unsurpassed power and flexibility without sacrificing ease-of-use.

Raize Components includes many advanced display controls.

In addition to the core set of controls, Raize Components includes more than 100 component designers focused on simplifying user interface development. Now more than ever, developers use Raize Components to build sophisticated user interfaces in less time with less effort.

One of the many designers in Raize Components

Raize Components comes with complete source code for all components, packages, and designers at no additional charge. Documentation is provided through an extensive context-sensitive online help system. Raize Components also features One-Step Installation, Automatic Help Integration, and Dynamic Component Registration.