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Version: 2026

Item Description (Variable type)
An Item Description variable is used to describe one or more items in a table programmatically.
Constants for managing multilingual applications
List of constants used by the functions for managing multilingual applications...
fExeDir (Function)
Returns the directory from which the execution is started.
iPrintReport (Function)
Prints a report created with the report editor.
Events associated with the project
List of events associated with the project...
GglListContactGroup (Function)
Retrieves the list of groups of contacts associated with the specified Google account.
WDAPI overview
WDAPI simplifies the use of Windows APIs in a WINDEV application......
Creating an automatic help
The Automatic Application Features (AAF) allow you to add features to your application without having to write a single line of code......
DashInitialConfiguration (Function)
Modifies the configuration of a Dashboard control (defined in the editor) before its first display.
Using Facebook authentication
Facebook is the world's most popular social network. It is commonly used by companies to reach their customers......
fSeek (Example)
Usage example of the fSeek function
fSize (Function)
Returns the size of a file (in bytes).
OrganizerMode (Function)
Returns the display mode of an Organizer control: day, week, month, ...
Value of constants for the Windows 32-bit API
Value of constants for the Windows 32-bit API...
Print technical documentation
You can print different technical documentations describing all the elements of the project (windows, pages, reports, data files, items, components, assemblies, Custom-Folders, etc.)......
Property Description (Type of variable)
The Property Description type is used to get information about a property.
URI (Type of variable)
The URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) type identifies physical or abstract resources (e.g. files or Web pages).
zipExtractDirectory (Function)
Automatically extracts and decompresses files from a directory in the file tree of an archive to a physical location.