TEuMessageDialog V1.0.0 - Freeware by Udo Eggenreich <ue14@yahoo.de> - Mar/24/2001

Description
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TEuMessageDialog is a component for simple setup and display of message dialogs.
Current performance key facts are:
 - support of over 20 icons included in the component resources;
 - support of bevel object;
 - support of standard and up to 4 custom-defined dialog buttons;
 - display of text message up to 10 lines directly with hard linebreaks;
 - support of horizontal and vertical scrolling of longer text messages;
 - message dialog is created and freed at runtime;
 - full documentation available in component help file;


Author
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(c) 2001 by Udo Eggenreich <ue14@yahoo.de>


Distribution
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This component is freeware. As such, I do not accept any responsibility for the accuracy, fitness for any particular use, effects of use, or reliability of this component.
This component may not be distributed as a part of an commercial component package without prior written consent of the author. The component may be freely distributed, provided that it is distributed in its entirety with all original files and with the original file format intact.
If you use this component in your programming projects, please include an acknowledgment that portions are copyrighted by Udo Eggenreich.

Please contact the author at the above address with questions, comments, or bug-reports.


Installation
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1. Unzip files to a directory of your choice.
2. Select "Component - Install component" from the Delphi menu.
3. Choose whether to add the component to a new or an existing package
4. Specify package name if necessary.
5. Browse for unit file "EuMessageDialog.pas" and click "OK".
6. Compile package and save it when sucessful.
7. The component will be placed under the "Dialog" tab.

Known issues
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1. Two or more consecutive linebreak (/CR/CR) will stop text output.
   Separate linebreaks by space char to create empty line (/CR /CR).
2. The file created by SaveToFile has an invalid XML format.
   This is due to ampersand (&) characters used in custom captions.
