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Creates a specific type of chart. |
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Opens an existing archive in RAR format. |
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List of constants used by the Windows functions.... |
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Refreshes the display of a TreeView control from a given position. |
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Adds a new option into a Check Box control. |
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Reads a table of SNMP values. |
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Executes an SQL query asynchronously. |
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The FOR EACH statement is used to browse strings according to different methods... |
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List of constants used by the functions for managing the windows... |
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Defines a node of the HFSQL cluster as data source to perform the cluster synchronization. |
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Allows you to:
copy the document coming from the Twain device into the clipboard.
view the document coming from the Twain device in the user interface of device.... |
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Retrieves the list of Google calendars associated with the specified Google account. |
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Sets focus to a window or control. |
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List of constants used by the functions for managing XML documents.... |
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Retrieves the DC (Device Context) of a window, control or screen. |
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Creates a new print font. |
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The main elements of window editor are as follows: |
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Transforms the following elements into a specific format:
a structure (and its subelements),
a class (and its subelements),
an array (including the associative arrays),
a queue,
a stack,
a list.... |
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Inserts a new option into a Check Box control. |
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The "Item" control is used to edit the content of an item found in a data file...... |
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Indicates the end of the use of the sensor functions. |
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Adds a report to a group of reports. |
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WLanguage procedure ("Callback") called if an error is encountered when extracting files with zipExtractDirectory. |
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The PunctuationSensitive property is used to determine if punctuation characters (comma, period, etc.) are taken into account in the different searches performed on the item (with HReadSeek, HReadSeekFirst and HReadSeekLast, for example). |
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