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| Deselects an element from a drop-down list or from an expanded list. |
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| Returns the status of a menu option (active, invisible, grayed). |
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| Finds out whether a menu option is marked or not. |
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| Selects or deselects, makes invisible, marks or unmarks an option found in the current menu. |
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| Inserts an element at the given index of a drop-down or expanded list. |
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| Modifies an element in a drop-down list or in an expanded list. |
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| Returns the number of elements found in a list. |
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| Position the first element displayed in the list or returns the subscript of the first element displayed. |
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| Retrieves the value of a given element or the value of the selected element in a drop-down list or in an expanded list. |
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| Returns the element selected in the list. |
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| Selects an element in a drop-down list or in an expanded list. |
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| Defines whether a control is included (or not) in the current window. |
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| Finds out the version number of WD140VM.DLL of WINDEV. |
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| Returns the current index of the column. |
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| Retrieves the value of a given element or the value of the selected element in a table. |
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| Modifies the title of the current window. |
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| Modifies the title of the next window (or dialog box) displayed. |
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| Modifies the title of the next window (or dialog box) displayed. |
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| The steps for creating a RAD pattern are as follows:... |
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| Modifies the physical name of a data file. |
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| This help page explains how to manage a multi-selection in a Table control.... |
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| Calculates the width of the image to print (in millimeters). |
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| The TransparencyMode property is used to get and change the transparency mode of an image. |
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| Declares the font that will be used by dText:
in an Image control,
in an Image variable,
in a WDPic variable (on the background layer),
in a picLayer variable.... |
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