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Description |
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| 4D Chart |
This database will show how to display array values using 4D Chart.
Examine the code and comments in the Project Method "Chart_Load"
to see how the 4D Chart area is built when the form is loaded. |
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| 4D Write |
This database will show how to use the 4D Write Plugin by creating
a simple form letter type application. |
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| About Box |
This database will show how to implement an About Box for your database.
An About Box is used to display information about the database (it's
version, creator, etc.). |
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| Auto Numbering Records |
This database will show several ways to automatically generate numbers
for records. |
Win | Mac |
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| Backup and Restore |
This database will show how to use the backup commands found in
4D 2004. |
Win | Mac |
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| Build Application |
The BUILD APPLICATION command allows you to create an application
from your 4D database code. This is really only useful to developers
since no data is included in the built application. |
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| Working with the Clipboard |
This database will show how to use the clipboard in various ways.
The first will take whatever text is typed into the Text variable
and place it in the clipboard, and the other will take text in the
clipboard and place it into the Text variable. |
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| Clock |
This database will show how to use a floating window in it's own
process to display a clock that gets updated every second. |
Win | Mac |
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| File Names and Paths |
This database will show how to extract the filename or the folder
that a file is located in from the full path that is returned from
a command like OPEN DOCUMENT. |
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| Formula Editor |
This database will show how to use the Formula Editor in your output
forms. |
Win | Mac |
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| Get Serial Port Mapping |
This database will show how to use the command GET SERIAL PORT MAPPING
to show which ports are available on your system. The port numbers
are useful when working with the SET CHANNEL command. |
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| Multiple Platform Deployment |
This database will discuss the various issues that affect multiple
platform deployment and show how to detect which platform, Mac OS
or Windows, that the database is being used on. |
Win | Mac |
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| Multiple User Issues |
This database will discuss the various issues that affect multiple
user database design. |
Win | Mac |
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| Open 4D Preferences |
This database will show how to open specific 4D Preferences. The
demo also shows how to get various elements of the hierarchical popup
when it's selected. |
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| Printer Settings |
This database will show how to get and set various printer options. |
Win | Mac |
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| Getting and Setting Printer Options |
This database will show how to get and set various printer options.
Once a printer is selected the various options that can be set using
4D code are shown. |
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| Progress Bar |
This database will show how to create a progress bar. Progress bars
can be used to let the user know when an operation will be finished.
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| How to Quit Your Database |
This database will show how to close all open processes/windows
when the user selects to quit the database. |
Win | Mac |
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| Sequence Number |
This database will show how to use the SEQUENCE NUMBER command to
create unique record IDs for each table in the database. |
Win | Mac |
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| Sets |
Sets are a representation of records that can be stored, reloaded
and cleared. The actual record is not stored in a a set, only a reference
to the record. This database shows how to use Sets in 4D. |
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| Spell Checking |
This database will show how to use the built in spell check for
4D. |
Win | Mac |
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| Startup Operation |
The database method ON STARTUP runs once every time the database
is launched. It is the very first place that you can place code that
will be executed. This database will show how to use the ON STARTUP
method. |
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| Strings |
This database will show how to use several of the 4D commands that
work with string values. These commands will allow you to manipulate
strings or change date, time and numeric values into string values.
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