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ESBPCS-Calcs is a subset of ESBPCS containing Components and Routines for Calculators and Unit Conversion for Delphi & C++ Builder. Includes Data Aware Components and full source, as well as a good subset of the ESBPCS controls.

ESBPCS-Dates is a subset of ESBPCS containing Components and Routines for Calendars and Date/Time Manipulation in Delphi and C++ Builder. Includes Data Aware Components and full source, as well as a good subset of the controls.

ESBPCS-Dates is a subset of ESBPCS containing Components and Routines for Calendars and Date/Time Manipulation in Delphi and C++ Builder. Includes Data Aware Components and full source, as well as a good subset of the controls.

ESBPCS-Stats is a subset of ESBPCS containing Components and Routines for Statistical Analysis and Matrix/Vector Manipulation in Delphi and C++ Builder. Includes Data Aware Components and full source, as well as a good subset of the controls.

ESBPCS-Stats is a subset of ESBPCS containing Components and Routines for Statistical Analysis and Matrix/Vector Manipulation in Delphi and C++ Builder. Includes Data Aware Components and full source, as well as a good subset of the controls.

ActiveX Automation HMI Instrument Input Components can be widely applied in many industry HMI applications and Simulation environments

Evans FTP is a total FTP programming solution designed for use with all activeX and COM supporting languages. Evans FTP includes two ActiveX controls and two COM DLLs to maximize your ability to write the best possible FTP components or applications.

Alvas.Suite is a bundle (6 in 1) of components libraries for C# and VB.Net Developers which includes: Alvas.FileControls + Alvas.Audio + Alvas.Controls + Alvas.Scriptor + Alvas.ShapeForms + Alvas.Labels.

Uses principal components analysis to search out potentially underpriced stocks by analyzing a user-supplied database of historical stock prices. The program is believed to be an implementation of what is known as 'arbitrage pricing theory'.