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Deletes all appointments and resources from a Scheduler control. |
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Syntax Description variables are used to programmatically describe the syntax of a report, window or page. |
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In a page, an Image control can contain clickable areas...... |
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A Queue variable is a structured type that groups a set of elements of the same type. |
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The docTabulation type is used to define the characteristics of a custom tabulation. |
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The diagPolygon type is used to define all the advanced characteristics of a shape of type Polygon. |
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The beaconGroup type is used to define the advanced characteristics of a set of Beacons. |
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A composite variable contains different types of elements (members)... |
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A Stack variable is a structured type that is used to group a set of elements of the same type. |
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Enables a node in an HFSQL cluster. |
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Indicates the number of controls selected when the interface is modified by the end user ("Allow end users to modify the UI" option enabled). |
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Selects the unit that will be used for the height of the fonts (created by iCreateFont): DIDOT point or PICA point. |
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Returns True if all the elements of an array are True. |
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Returns True if all the elements of an array are False. |
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Dissociates the different shapes of a group in a Diagram Editor control. |
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The Font keyword can correspond to:
a Font variable.
the Font property.... |
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Creates a new Dockable Panel control in the current window. |
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You can use check models to easily create checks... |
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Displays a custom message in a system warning window. |
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Returns the net current value of investment. |
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The websocketClient type is used to identify and define all the advanced characteristics of a client connected to a WebSocket server. |
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The Enabled property enables or disables an element. |
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