Billenium Soft is proud to announce the release of Billenium Effects 3.2

You can download a trial version that includes an exe demo at

http://www.billeniumsoft.com?Ldp

If you prefer you can download only the demo executable (545 KB). Just download and execute, no installation is needed. This demo has been recently enhanced to demonstrate the new features.

http://www.billeniumsoft.com/trial/be32demo.exe?Ldp

What's new since version 3.1:

1.Delphi 7 version.
2.XP themes support (only in Delphi 7).
3.New teThemed control rendering mode (only in Delphi 7).
4.Solved the problem: '[Linker Error] Unresolved external __fastcall Formcont::TFCEmbeddedForm::PaintWindow(void *)' when using TFCEmbeddedForm in C++ Builder.
5.OnClose event support for embedded forms (see CheckOnClose).
6.Transparent picture backgrounds support.
7.OnShortCut events support for embedded forms with the new FCIsShortCut routine.
8.Background painting has been optimized under some circumstances.

Benefits:

Do your applications look a little boring? Would you like to get spectacular yet easy to use visual effects? Billenium Effects will give your applications a different touch without interfering with your existing code. For example, just by dropping two components to your Splash Screen or About form they will be shown with a professional transition effect that will delight your customers. First impressions count!

Are you a multimedia developer? You have no better choice, our professional effects are OS independent. You'll get translucent controls working not only under Windows XP, but also under Windows 95, 98, NT, Me and 2000. You can use transitions not only with pictures but with any rectangle area of your forms, using your favorite components.

Cleaner yet powerful interfaces are possible by using embedded forms. Wizard or explorer-like interfaces are also easy. If you like TFrame but want better runtime capabilities then take a look at TFormContainer.

Useful for any kind of application. You will find interesting features for all your projects, whether they are games, multimedia, educational, technical or business applications.

Regards,
Francisco Sanchez
fsanchez@billeniumsoft.com
http://www.billeniumsoft.com