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The AutomaticErase property is used to:
find out whether an edit control is in "Automatic erase" mode.
modify the "Automatic erase" characteristic of an edit control.... |
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Returns the size of a file before compression. When a file is decompressed by fUncompress, we recommend that you to compare the non-compressed size of file with the available disk space. |
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Salesforce is a very popular CRM software...... |
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WINDEV, WEBDEV and WINDEV Mobile allow you to manage the business rules...... |
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Deserializes a buffer or a character string containing the data from a class, structure, array (including an associative array), queue, stack, list or advanced variable, as well as their subelements. |
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In a report, a table includes a set of controls called "Table cells"...... |
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The Class property is used to get the actual type of the class instance handled by an object, variant or dynamic object variable. |
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The window that opens another window is called parent window; the window opened by the parent window is called child window...... |
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In some cases, you may want to use a custom synchronization for Table controls based on a data file...... |
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Ends the description of the structure of an xBase data file through programming. |
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The Start of document block is printed once at the beginning of the report execution...... |
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The planes are used to group the controls of an element...... |
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The WINDEV windows not having the same format in WINDEV Mobile, WINDEV Mobile gives you the ability to import a WINDEV window into a WINDEV Mobile project...... |
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We are going to call the elements developed in WINDEV (project, windows, analysis, ...... |
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WINDEV, WEBDEV and WINDEV Mobile propose a spelling checker...... |
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The replication is the operation allowing you to keep updated remote databases of identical structures on which several operations are performed...... |
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