Great news from Fastreport for Blaise Pascal Magzine readers!
It's no secret that business people love devices such as the Apple iMac, MacBook Pro
and MacBook Air.
However, until now they have not been ranked in the top 100
simply because there has not been a good reporting tool for them;
and accurate, well-presented data is the life-blood of most businesses!
Now that is all changing!

Business software developers now have a professional reporting tool for MacOS.
FastReport (a leading reporting and analysis tools developer) announces
FastReport FMX. This is a reporting tool for the FireMonkey environment
(a component framework for both Apple MacOS and Microsoft Windows)
which comes with Delphi XE2 from Embarcadero Technologies.
The next issue of Blaise Pascal Magazine has a full review of the capabilities
of this new report design tool.

	Cary Jensen @ Marco Cantu Chicago, USA April 19-20, 2012 Frankfurt, Germany May 14-15, 2012 Rome, Italy May 17-18, 2012
	09.00- 09.30	Ontvangst met koffie/thee/koek	Raymond/Margreet
	09.30- 09.45	Welkom door Barnsten	Raymond
	09.45- 10.45	Bob Swart DataSnap	Bob Swart
	10.45- 11.15	Case Study Intricad (niet hands-on)	Jim Rao
	11.15- 11.40	Pauze, gelegenheid bezoek stands
	11.40- 12.40	Danny Wind – FireMonkey	Danny Wind
	12.40- 13.40	Lunch
	13.40- 14.40	Bruno Fierens TMS Component	Bruno Fierens
	14.40-15.40	Danny Wind – LiveBindings ?	Danny Wind
	15.40- 16.00	Pauze, gelegenheid bezoek stands
	16.00- 17.00	Bob Swart, Mc, iPad, iPhone apps	Bob Swart
	17.00	Vragen en afsluiting	Barnsten

The finale release of our new issue 22 is available:
DLL Hell, part 1: DLL redirection - Alexander Alexeev
Pump some Oxygene into your
Android device with Oxygene for Java - Brian Long
AnyDAC macros and scripting - Michael van Canneyt
Creating a database from scratch part 4 Detlef Overbeek
VCL Custom Styles – Part 2 - Jeremy North
One of the hotest topics: XML and lately JSON... - Fikret Hasovic
Advanced debugging - Part 2 - Primoz Gabrijelicic
Object-Relational Mapping with TMS Aurelius - Wagner Rafael Landgraf
Using Excel functions in Delphi - Nikolay Bilfeld
Unit testing and ’TestGrip’ - Marco Geuze
How to create a simple About screen? Question and Answers Henk Schreij

Book reviews
Bob Swart:Delphi XE2 iOS Development / DataSnap XE2
Development Essentials Second XE2 Edition
by Jim Duff

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The latest Update (3) for Issue 22 is now available for subscribers:
The complete issue will be published by the end of this week
We are celebrating 25 years publication of the Dutch magazine.
Consequently we are making a great offer to all new subscribers:
a free USB stick of 4 Gigabytes containing the famous
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This includes not only all the published articles,
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For existing subscribers we are offering the English book
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Lazarus complete guide REVIEW of the book by Jim Duff
Lazarus complete guide Overview CONTENT of the book
Lazarus USB Stick Components
Lazarus USB Stick page Info

Telnet in Pascal by Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho
Developing an Outlook Social Provider by Andrey Terekhov
How to show formatted HTML text? And how to print? by Henk Schreij
How to use the Format function? by Henk Schreij
Creating a Delphi database application for Mac OS X by Tim Opsteeg
Working natively with ZIP archives in Windows using zipfldr.dll
by Viacheslav Ryabinin
Introduction to Databases Part 8: dbExpress (continued) By Cary Jensen
Using AnyDac in Delphi By Michaël Van Canneyt
VCL Custom Styles – Part 1 By Jeremy North
Introduction to Debugging By Primoz Gabrijelicic
Kinect or Xtion? GeNui ! By Simon Stuart