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When working on a laptop computer or on an offline computer, you may want to continue working with the data found in the Control Centers (schedule management, quality management, etc.... |
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The "WDSetup" project corresponds to the standard setup program of WINDEV applications...... |
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This help page presents the main aspects of the Action Bar description window...... |
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The general options are used to configure the working environment of the product used...... |
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Enables input in the the search area in the column title of the Table or Treeview Table control. |
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The nested reports are used to print several reports (secondary reports) in a single report (main report)...... |
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New is used to allocate memory space... |
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Initializes the general options of the native OCR (Optical Character Recognition) system. |
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WEBDEV allows you to specify that a site or a set of pages can operate in off-line mode (without an Internet connection).... |
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Implements a user filter on a column found in a Table or TreeView Table control. |
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Runs a delayed procedure (in the WEBDEV application server). |
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Webservice management functions... |
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Adds a language to the native OCR system.... |
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The main keyboard shortcuts in the editors are as follows...... |
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The following are additional operators...... |
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The logical operators are as follows...... |
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The <=> operator is used to exchange the contents of two elements... |
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Opens an external file (ANSI or UNICODE) in order to handle it through programming. |
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The <BLOCK> keyword is used in the code editor to declare custom blocks of code. These blocks of code are used to highlight the different steps of an algorithm and to group the declarations of variables or members. |
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The keywords used to identify the current element are: |
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Reads a line from an external file (ANSI or UNICODE). |
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Returns the name of a language. |
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