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| Stops the current or forthcoming execution of an automatic procedure (defined by the properties of the procedure in the code editor). |
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| Returns the version number of the wdxxxvm DLL. |
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| The setup wizard allows you to configure the setup directory of application.... |
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| Cherche les éléments d'un noeud HTML correspondant à une balise.... |
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| Loads an external component. This component can be:
an external component present in the current project.
an external component independent of the current project.... |
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| To make the installation process more user-friendly, the setup wizard allows you to customize the interface of the setup program...... |
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| Applies a difference buffer to a specific buffer. |
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| Loads an external component independent of the current project. |
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| Declares the font that will be used by dText in a WDPic variable. |
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| Compares two buffers and creates a buffer containing the differences between these two buffers. |
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| The HTML control displays HTML pages or HTML code...... |
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| Spreadsheets are one of the most used office tools...... |
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| Before you start using WDConver, you must have...... |
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| Draws an RTF text in an Image variable. |
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| Draws a text in an Image variable. |
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| Draws a circle or an ellipse section in an Image control. |
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| Draws a polygon in an Image control, |
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| Draws a circle arc or an ellipse arc in an Image variable. |
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| Draws a circle or an ellipse in an Image variable. |
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| Draws the chord of a circle (intersection between an ellipse and a straight line) in an Image variable. |
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| Blends two images together. This allows you to create fade-in effects between 2 images. |
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| Inverts the colors of a WDPic variable. |
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| Colors an area:
in an Image control,
in an Image variable,
in a WDPic variable (on the background layer),
in a picLayer variable.... |
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