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| An image can be displayed in a window, a window control, a report control, a page control or a block according to several display modes. |
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| The ProgressBar property is used to identify and change the Progress Bar control used when calculating a Pivot Table control (PVTCalculateAll and PVTCalculateUpdate functions). |
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| Enumerates the controls found in a window or page. |
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| The Position keyword can correspond to... |
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| They After keyword can correspond to: |
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| Converts the content of the current record to string (in a data file, HFSQL view, query, etc.). |
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| The Breadcrumb control can be handled through programming...... |
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| Usage example of the dBackground function |
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| Usage example of the dPolygon function |
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| Deletes records from a Salesforce database. |
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| Deselects an appointment from an Organizer control. |
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| Selects an appointment in an Organizer control. |
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| Starts a difference operation of the memory used by the application. |
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| The MaxLeafPerRow property is used to get and change the maximum number of elements in a row in an Organization Chart control. |
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| Returns the full width of a window (including the border). |
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| Waits for the end of the execution of the specified thread. |
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| Creates a self-extracting archive as a 32-bit executable (.EXE). |
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| Constants for managing Wi-Fi functions... |
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| Seeks and retrieves the records (Salesforce objects) deleted during the specified period. |
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| Merges the Salesforce records (also called Salesforce objects). |
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| The Procedure property can be used:
on the hScheduledTask type, used to describe the scheduled tasks on an HFSQL Client/Server database.
on the rssStream type, used to describe an RSS feed.... |
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| Restores previously deleted Salesforce records. |
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