RBSuperPack is Borshack Software Solutions' package of 6 PIM components for Delphi and C++ Builder - RBTimeView, RBBar, RBContactsTable, RBCTButtonsBar, RBCalendar and RBTreeView.
Using these cutting edge GUI controls you can build state of the art Microsoft outlook© looking PIM and other types of applications.
Sophisticated schedule view, multi-month calendar, icons tool bar and contacts table are some of the features you'll get out of the box without writing a single line of code.

RBTimeView enables you to display scheduled items like meeting or events in a multiple day display exactly like Microsoft Outlook©. With 5 built-in objects, 100's of properties, events and methods, you can customize everything in this component. This component provide internal support for drag and drop, in-place editing, multiple items display, custom drawing and much much more.

RBBar is a Microsoft Outlook© icons bar 100% native VCL component with many added features. The control can be used vertically (top to bottom like in Outlook©) or horizontally - from left to right! Use advance features like sliding groups animation, gradient and bitmap backgrounds, built-in drag and drop support, in-place text editor, bi-directional support, full custom drawing, items editor, automatic state saving in the registry and much more!

A Component to display and manage a list of items, like contacts in a resizing multi-column display exactly like in Microsoft Outlook Contacts page. Customize its display, use your own drawing logic, sort items, add, modify and delete contacts, select items and every feature you need to build state of the art GUIs with this component.

Advance Calendar component with multi month display. All the features like the calendar in Microsoft Outlook, Navigation buttons, Popup list-box, multiple selection methods and much more.

Original TreeView component which unlike other tree controls, presents its items in a metaphor similar to an organization chart. Control every aspect of its looks, or even provide your own drawing routines! It can be a direct (method for method, property for property) replacement for a TTreeView component!