Using the standard Delphi TRibbon components I noticed they are not that brilliant. Firstly they dont look as nice as the Microsoft ones, for example the glow effects. Delphi on 64 bit Windows 7 Some 64 bit Windows notes File location 32 bit programs will be installed on cProgram Files x86 as 64 bit software will be installed. Delphi callback. is not a valid integer valueerror again. In this post. is not a valid integer. Status. Latest version 5. Released Download. The Drag and Drop Component Suite is a freeware VCL component library that enables your Delphi and C. No coverage of Asciidoctor would be complete without mention of its speed. Despite not being an original goal of the project, Asciidoctor has proven startlingly fast. Converting key value in On. Key. Down from Word to Char. For a Delphi form, Im using On. Delphi Developer. Tue, 211610 GMT. ReHow can I handle Is not a valid integer value How can I handle Is not a valid integer value For a Delphi form, Im using OnKeyDown to trap the key thats pressed, and then doing various actions. Bluetooth Driver For Lenovo T430s. However, if key 32 and key lt126 then I need. Key. Down to trap the key thats pressed, and then doing various actions. Kartenspiel Schnapsen. However, if key 3. I need to append the key to a string. Since On. Key. Down returns a Word rather than a char, I need to convert the Word to the ASCII char equivalent e. A, etc. Not wanting to manually write something that manually addresses each possible value which would work buy which would be kludgey, and not knowing how to do this, I looked online and borrowed something like this function Key. To. StrKey Word string var keyboard. Flexisign Pro Sign Program there. State TKeyboard. State ascii. Result Integer begin Get. Keyboard. Statekeyboard. State Set. LengthResult, 2 ascii. Result To. Asciikey, Map. Virtual. Keykey, 0, keyboard. State, Result1, 0 case ascii. Result of 1 Set. LengthResult, 1 2 else Result end end Select all. Open in new window. This mostly works though I confess to not understanding all of what its doing, but when I press certain keys e. Backspace consistently does it, when I append to the value to something I can display it in using a Dev. Express Tcx. Edit. Chinese but not always. Is Not A Valid Integer Value Delphi Installation' title='Is Not A Valid Integer Value Delphi Installation' />Is there a better way to determine the character value of the key andor can someone tell me how to keep this  from picking some other set of charactersBulletin SB17317 Vulnerability Summary for the Week of November 6, 2017 Original release date November 13, 2017. I just resolved same problem. Dependency Walker is misleading in this case and caused me to lose time. So, the list of missing dlls from first post is not helpful.