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| Sends an email via the SMTP protocol while controlling the "buffer" of the email. |
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| The FOR EACH statement is used to perform different types of browse on the associative arrays... |
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| Extracts all files from an archive and decompresses them. |
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| The Border type is used to handle a border through programming... |
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| Returns the path of the root directory of the primary external storage space. |
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| The InitialVisible property is used to determine if:
a control was visible during the first display of the associated window or page.
a window was visible during its first display.... |
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| WINDEV Tutorial - Reports and Queries Distribute Reports and Queries with your applications - 10 min |
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| Selects one or more elements in a List Box, ListView or Combo Box control. |
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| The Marker type is used to define the characteristics of a marker that must be positioned on a map displayed in a Map control. |
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| Extracts the content of a tag found in an XML document. |
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| Positions on the previous file record according to a browse item. |
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| Triggers the automatic update of current application. |
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| Used to find out:
whether the content of a file was modified.
whether the content of a file used by a query was modified.... |
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| Enables the filter that was previously created for the specified data file (view or query). |
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| Positions on the first child element of current element. |
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| Restarts a paused service. |
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| List of constants used by the statistical functions.... |
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| Returns the full path of the directory of HFSQL data files specified by the user when installing the application. |
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| Returns the approximate position of current record in the data file. |
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| Displays a WEBDEV frameset in the user's browser and closes all the current page and frameset contexts.... |
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