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| Copies the contents of a directory and its subdirectories. |
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| Triggers the tracking of a file. |
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| Detects the modifications performed on the content of a directory. |
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| Creates and opens a temporary file. |
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| Returns the separator of directory according to the current platform ('\' or '/').... |
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| Adds the content of a buffer at the end of a file. |
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| Stops monitoring a file or directory. |
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| Stops all current monitoring tasks on files and directories. |
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| Returns the list of disks installed on the computer. |
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| Inserts text at the beginning of a file without overwriting the existing text. |
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| Opens the image picker of Windows. |
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| Used to manage the horizontal position (X-coordinate) of print cursor in the page. |
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| Changes the extension of a file on disk. |
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| Creates and fills a text file with the content of a string or buffer variable. |
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| Creates and opens a temporary file. |
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| The different operations that can be performed with WDOptimizer are as follows...... |
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| A report based on an SQL query with data accessed via a connection can print records from a database accessible via a specific ODBC driver or via a Native Connector...... |
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| When creating a report, the test of this report can be run from the report editor...... |
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| A Line control is used to display a line in a page...... |
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| The Pager control is used to quickly access the records of a Table or Looper control displayed on several pages...... |
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| This page lists the available and forthcoming features of the Word Processing control...... |
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| Creates a color from its hue, saturation and lightness. |
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| Prints a border with rounded outlines at specified coordinates. |
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