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The development of an iPhone/iPad application is performed in 2 steps:... |
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Opens the AAF (Automatic Application Features) help website. |
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Modifies the management mode of Magenta color in order for this color to be considered as being transparent (or not) in all the forthcoming prints. |
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The animation of Chart controls allows you to define a dynamic display in your applications...... |
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The Wire control is used to visually link 2 controls...... |
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Opens the default messaging software:
of Web user on the browser computer.
of the user on the current Windows computer.
on the phone.... |
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WDInst is a setup editor used to define the setup parameters of your application...... |
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List of constants used by the functions for video management.... |
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Returns the number of canceled actions that can be redone on a Word Processing document. |
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Opens an Excel file (xls or xlsx files). |
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Sends the character string passed as parameter to the print buffer. |
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The automated tests of window are used to check the different features proposed by the window...... |
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Java applications in practice... |
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The "Test results" pane shows the results of the different stand-alone tests in a project...... |
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The Opacity property is used to get and define the opacity percentage for a window, or for controls in a window or page. |
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Signals the start of grouping for a set of operations on a document in a single event (management of "undo/redo").... |
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Draws a rounded rectangle in an Image variable. |
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Draws a rounded rectangle in an Image control. |
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Draws a rounded rectangle in a WDPic variable. |
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Draws a rounded rectangle in a picLayer variable. |
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WEBDEV manages the following events by default (order of appearance in the code editor): |
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Usage example of the HForward function |
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