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Returns the outer width of a window.
WINDEVJava In the Windows operating system, the outer width of a window includes the borders.
AndroidiPhone/iPad The outer width of a mobile window corresponds to the total width of the window.
In the case of maximized mobile windows, the width is the same as the one returned by WinInWidth.
Note: The WinOutWidth function is equivalent to the Width property (<Window>.Width).
New in version 2025
Android This function is now available for Android applications.
iPhone/iPad This function is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.
Example
// Width of the "WIN_EditCustomer" window
ResWidth = WinOutWidth(WIN_EditCustomer)
Syntax
<Result> = WinOutWidth([<Window used>])
<Result>: Integer
Width of the window (in pixels).
<Window used>: Optional window name or optional string
Name or alias of the window to be used. If this parameter is not specified or is an empty string (""), the width of the current window is returned.
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Difference between the result of WinOutWidth and the resolution

The result of WinOutWidth used on a maximized window may be 8 pixels more that the resolution because WinOutWidth takes into account the "Border" of the window outside the screen (4 pixels on each side).
Therefore, for a resolution of 1280x1024, WinOutWidth and WinOutHeight return 1288x1032.
Component: wd300obj.dll
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