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| The main elements of window editor are as follows: |
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| The Size property is used to determine and change the size of an element. |
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| Locks the current thread until the semaphore is opened (which means until a "free" spot becomes available in the protected section). |
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| Explicitly destroys a semaphore. |
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| WDMap allows you to perform simple operations (addition, modification or deletion) on the records found in a data file...... |
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| Initializes an OLE control with an OLE object. |
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| Copies the object found in an OLE control into the Windows clipboard. |
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| Edits an OLE object contained in an OLE control. |
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| Used to:
retrieve the list of available operations (other than edit) from a server,
perform an operation.... |
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| Lists the OLE servers registered toward the current system. |
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| The remote management tool is used to manage the backups of your dynamic WEBDEV sites.... |
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| The main elements of the project editor are as follows: |
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| Environment of the report editor... |
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| A maximized window occupies the entire screen of the mobile device.... |
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| The server administrator can define the server parameters via the remote administration tool...... |
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| The static audit is a feature of the environment that analyzes a project to detect potential issues and suggests improvements...... |
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| Creates a new control (of any type) in a window through programming. |
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| Moves the time area displayed to the previous area (previous weeks for example) in an Organizer control. |
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| By testing the project you can simulate how the application will run when launched by the user...... |
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| Used to find out whether a transaction was interrupted (the transaction was neither validated nor canceled). |
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| The modeling editor proposes an advanced management of styles...... |
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