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| List of events associated with pages... |
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| Restarts the logging process on a file. |
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| Stops the log process of a file. |
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| Testing a single window allows you to run the current window in WINDEV or WINDEV Mobile...... |
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| Interrogates an electronic HASP key (HASP-3, HASP-4, MemoHasp or NetHasp). |
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| A FullTextIndex description variable is used to describe one or more full-text indexes through programming. |
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| WINDEV proposes several types of setup for a WINDEV application...... |
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| The automated tests of procedure or class are used to test the different features proposed by the procedure or by the class...... |
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| Reads the last task in a Lotus Notes or Outlook task list. |
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| Reads the first contact in a Lotus Notes or Outlook address book. |
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| Reads the contact after the current contact in a Lotus Notes or Outlook address book. |
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| The "Null" keyword can correspond to: |
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| Reads the first task found in the task list of a Lotus Notes or Outlook messaging. |
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| Reads the contact before the current contact in a Lotus Notes or Outlook address book. |
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| Usage example of the xlsColumnType function |
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| The Provider property is used to manage the type of a connection (HFSQL Client/Server, OLE DB, etc.).... |
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| dSaveImage is kept for backward compatibility. |
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| Usage example of the HDescribeConnection function |
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| WINDEV Tutorial: Using an HFSQL Client/Server database Lesson 3 - Preparing the setup program - 5 min... |
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| Reads the task found before the current task in the task list of a Lotus Notes or Outlook messaging. |
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| Reads the task found after the current task in the task list of a Lotus Notes or Outlook messaging. |
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| Deletes an element from a Table control. |
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| Simulates the keystrokes and the mouse actions. |
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