How about Pivot querys like Dynamicube? It's the one I use most.
Thanks for your answer. I'm downloading the trial.

>Yes and yes. But I have not found an ActiveX that I will need :) It has everything I have ever bought from a 3rd party; zip compression, http, ftp, encryption, email, office automation, database encryption, replication, etc. etc.
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>Oh and by the way, the final compiled exe has the source code removed and cannot be retrieved (according to PC Soft). Just review the help documentation online and some of the example code to get an idea of what it can do and the syntax of programming - http://doc.pcsoft.fr/en-US/
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>>Hello Jos.
>>Is WinDev able to use Activex and automate Excel and others?
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>>>>Jos, have you also checked out the embarcadero (delphi xe2) products. They claim to support iOS and windows phone. If you have what
>>>>are your thoughts?
>>>>Johnf
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>>>John, I have found that the next version of WinDev Mobile 17 will support producing iPhone / iPad applications. You program in the normal WinDev language and then it converts it to iOS compatible code which you compile for the iPhone platform. The English brochure is not out yet but the French language brochure can be read here: http://www.pcsoft.fr/annonce17/ebook/index.html
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>>>Also, should mention, that a WinDev programmed application can be compiled to a 32/64 bit Windows app, a Linux app, can be compiled as a Windows service or Linux daemon, and also as a Java application distributable via a browser, a web service, a .Net app, a .Net assembly. So one language, multiple platforms. (NB: I have not tried all these myself, just looking through their documentation and the compile menu options.)