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| The Link property is used to get and change the link of an element. |
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| The Alias property gets the alias of an element. |
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| The Color property is used to get and change the color of an element. |
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| The Port property is used to identify and change a server connection port. |
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| A report based on a data file is used to print the records coming from a single data file (HFSQL Classic or Client/Server, accessed via a Native Access, ...... |
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| The Round keyword can correspond to... |
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| Displays a custom error message in a system error window for a set amount of time. |
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| The Comment property is used to manage comments. |
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| The Password property sets and changes the password. |
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| The Organizer control can be configured in the editor via the description window ("Details" tab)...... |
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| Some operations are required before an existing project can be used by the Source Code Manager...... |
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| The Opacity property is used to get and change the opacity of an element. |
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| In RTF Edit controls, a formatting toolbar can now be automatically displayed when the control becomes editable...... |
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| The Caption property gets and sets the text of an element. |
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| Returns the nation currently used by the system. |
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| Runs a method of an interface of a COM object instantiated by COMCreateInstance. |
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| The Collapsed property is used to:
get or define the state (collapsed or expanded) that will be used when rows are added to a TreeView Table control.
find out or modify the collapsed/expanded status for:
the breaks of a Table control,
the breaks of a Looper control,
the break headers and footers of Table and Looper controls,
a Drawer control,
a Ribbon control,
a Navigation Bar control.
a Pivot Table control in a report.... |
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| Error handling can be customized for each process...... |
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