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Transforms an image by applying perspective correction. |
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Draws a circle or an ellipse in an Image control. |
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Draws a circle or an ellipse in an Image variable. |
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Identifies the color of a pixel in an Image control. |
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Saves the image contained in a WDPic variable. |
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Retrieves the position of a Dockable Panel control. |
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Exports a diagram to a variable of type Image. |
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Draws Markdown text in an Image control. |
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Exports a diagram to a variable of type Image. |
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Transforms an image by applying perspective correction. |
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Transforms an image by applying perspective correction. |
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Transforms an image by applying perspective correction. |
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Draws a rounded rectangle in an Image control. |
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Transfers a file or directory from an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) server to the current computer. |
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Transforming WINDEV applications into Mobile is very easy...... |
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The different characteristics of a block can be viewed and/or modified in the description window of this block...... |
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Copies the RGB pixels of the image into a one-dimensional or two-dimensional array. The array of colors is cleared then it is filled with the integers representing the colors (24 bits) of the image. |
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The Duration type enables you to easily handle the intervals of dates and times... |
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WINDEV gives you the ability to lock your applications (after a specific duration for example)...... |
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The HandwrittenInput property is used to manage stylus or mouse input (Windows XP Tablet PC or Windows Vista, respectively). |
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Refreshes a Looper control based on a data file from a given position: the modifications performed in the linked file are applied to the looper. |
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Calculates the width (in millimeters) of the text to print, according to the specified font.... |
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WINDEV Mobile allows you to manage business rules.... |
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When creating an external component, you have he ability to define the elements of the external component that will be accessible (or not) by the user of the component...... |
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