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| WINDEV, WEBDEV and WINDEV Mobile allow you to communicate with the user via dialog boxes...... |
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| Returns the number of selected cells found in a Table control. This function is kept for backward compatibility. It is recommended to use TableSelectCount. |
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| Returns the number of selected cells found in a Table control. This function is kept for backward compatibility. It is recommended to use TableSelectCount. |
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| Sets the timeout for WLanguage functions that use the HTTP protocol (HTTPRequest, SOAPExecute, DotNetExecute, J2EEExecute, etc.). |
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| Finds one or more emails according to the criteria specified in the messaging software (Outlook, messaging software using the IMAP protocol, ...). |
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| A "spare" server is a target server in a unidirectional automatic replication...... |
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| Copies the image from a WINDEV window to an Image variable or to an Image control. |
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| What's new in WINDEV/WEBDEV/WINDEV Mobile 2025 in the What's new 2025 brochure.... |
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| The characteristics of the controls can be viewed and/or changed in...... |
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| When an HFSQL function fails (returns False for example), the corresponding error number is returned by HError...... |
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| To simplify the management of users and groups of users, the HFSQL Client/Server engine uses several variables allowing you to easily define the characteristics of groups and users...... |
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| A report based on an HFSQL view is used to print records from an HFSQL Classic or Client/Server view...... |
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| The result of a PCL print mainly depends on the technical features of the printer used (management of images and lines, management of fonts, ...... |
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| The AttachPointEnd property gets and sets the position of the end attachment point of a Wire control. |
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| The ShapeExtremityStart property is used to get and change the source end shape of a Wire control. |
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