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| Returns the number of the current column in a multi-column report. |
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| Defines the source of a series. |
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| Sets the position on the first record according to a browse item. |
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| Used to find out and modify the format of the CD or DVD to burn. |
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| Converts text to Rich Text Format. |
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| Usage example of the iPrintImage function |
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| Initializes:
one or all variables of file items with their default values.
one or all items of a Record variable with their default values.... |
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| Reads the first incoming email according to the protocol used (POP3 or IMAP, MS Exchange, Lotus Notes or Outlook). |
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| The Name property is used to get the name of an element. |
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| Returns the number of files found in an archive (in CAB, RAR, ZIP, WDZ or 7z format). |
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| Forces a column break in a multi-column report. |
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| Used to display a chart with raised effect. |
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| Usage example of the iParameterPDF function |
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| Forces the report print to stop. |
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| Returns the geographical position of the point located in the center of the map currently displayed in a Map control. |
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| Returns the value of an XML element or the value of the attribute for an XML element. |
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| Builds the SOAP request for calling a Webservice function. |
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| Returns the geographical position (latitude and longitude) corresponding to a point in a Map control. |
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| Locks the current thread until the semaphore is opened (which means until a "free" spot becomes available in the protected section). |
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| Deletes a parameter (or a set of parameters) saved either by SaveParameter, or automatically via the persistence of data in the controls. |
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| Stops a secondary thread. Function not recommended. |
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| The Page property is used to handle a page. |
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| Used to authenticate and log in to Faceboook. |
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