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| Deletes a connection between the current program and a recipient. |
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| Used to:
retrieve the list of available operations (other than edit) from a server,
perform an operation.... |
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| Edits an OLE object contained in an OLE control. |
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| Identifies the subject of conversation associated with a DDE connection. |
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| Initializes an OLE control with an OLE object. |
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| Identifies the item affected by a DDE event. |
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| Immediately executes the "Request for refreshing the display" event of the parent. |
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| Requests the execution of the "Request for refreshing the display" event (and gives back control without waiting for the execution of the event). This function is kept for backward compatibility. |
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| Closes the image found in an Image Editor control. |
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| A Table control can be used to display the content of a data file or query...... |
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| When running an executable, Windows Vista (and later) performs several checks regarding the rights of the current user via the UAC mechanism (User Account Control)...... |
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| Assigns the control value to the source of a control link. |
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| Asks to run the "Request for refreshing the display" process of parent. This function is kept for backward compatibility. |
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| Locks a record and restricts the access to this record for all the other applications. |
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| Encrypts a character string in binary format or in ASCII format. |
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| Locks a record and restricts the access to this record for all the other applications. |
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| The Name property is used to get:
the name of the font associated with a Font variable.
the name of a control, report or report block.
the name of a control, group of controls or window.
the name of a control, group of controls or page.... |
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| Starts the execution of a program (an executable for example) from the current application. |
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