KB-36216: Inserting objects into the Gallery.
Question: How can I insert objects in the E3 Gallery? Solution: There are two ways to do so: By creating an ElipseX (XControl or XObject) in a Library. Thus,…
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Retrieving the DPI of an open screen at runtime.
Question: At run time, how can I retrieve the DPI of a screen open in an E3Viewer? Solution: To do so, you must write a script similar to the example…
Retrieving the resolution of an open screen at runtime.
Question: At run time, how can I retrieve the resolution of an open screen in an E3Viewer? Solution: To do so, you must write a script similar to the one…
KB-36672: Rounding decimal places when saving values in a Database.
Question: How can I round the decimal places of the variables’ values when saving them in a Database? Solution: This is not recommended, but if you want to do it,…
KB-26752: Working with the I/O Driver’s ShareServer property.
Question: How does the I/O Driver’s ShareServer property work? Solution: If this property is set to True, the driver shares its execution with the other I/O Driver objects that have…
KB-37200: Displaying a single register with the InTime and OutTime information in E3 Browser.
Question: How can I display the InTime and OutTime information from an alarm occurrence a single register in E3 Browser? Solution: To do so, we suggest that you use the…
KB-37699: Creating tables automatically when storing alarms.
Question: When storing alarms on the Database, does E3 create the tables automatically? Solution: Yes, it does. To do so, just click the Create Table button on the Alarm Server’s…
KB-37267: Converting an Excel table into a DAT file.
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Mateus Machado
KB-37613: Opening a CHM file on a specific page via E3.
Question: How can I open a CHM file by setting a certain topic via E3? Solution: To do so, you must use the Viewer’s ExecuteExternalApp method. For example: Application.ExecuteExternalApp “hh.exe”,…
KB-31560: VBScript’s version used in E3.
Question: Which is the VBScript’s version used on E3? Solution: E3 uses the version that is installed in the computer (C:\WINDOWS\system32\wscript.exe). Via E3, you can retrieve the version of VBScript…