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« Thread started on: Oct 27th, 2016, 09:04am »

A topic came up on the 'other' BB4W forum which gave me some concern that users may be less familiar with the supplied libraries than would be desirable. A library is only useful if you know it exists and roughly what its capabilities are, otherwise it might just as well not have been written!

There are 26 libraries (plus a few variants) supplied with BB4W which is hopefully a sufficiently small number that everybody has a chance of remembering them, in general terms. If you feel you need a reminder, there is a list in the Introduction to libraries section of the Help documentation, or you can read it online here.

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