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Permanent


(boolean) Whether to permanently register the font file:



VALUE DESCRIPTION


true


The font file will be permanently registered on the user's system. (Default)


false


The font file will be temporarily registered on the user's system. This means it will be registered until a system reboot.


Re t u r n s


Nothing. You can use Application.GetLastError to determine whether this action failed, and why.


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System.RegisterTypeLib

OverviewExamples

System.RegisterTypeLib ( string Filename )


De s cr ip t ion


Registers a type library file (.tlb) on the local system.


P arame t er s


Filename


(string) The full path to the TypeLib file (.tlb).


Re t u r n s


Nothing. You can use Application.GetLastError to determine whether this action failed, and why.


See also: Related Actions


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System.RemoveRestorePoint

OverviewExamples

System.RemoveRestorePoint ( number SequenceNum )


De s cr ip t ion


Removes a system restore point given the sequence number generated by the System.SetRestorePoint

action.


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Note: This system restore action is only supported on Windows XP or later and may require administrative privileges.


P arame t er s


SequenceNum


(number) The sequence number of the restore point you want to remove. This is the value generated by the System.SetRestorePoint action.


Re t u r n s


Nothing. You can use Application.GetLastError to determine whether this action failed, and why.


See also: Related Actions


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System.SetRestorePoint

OverviewExamples

number System.SetRestorePoint ( number EventType,


number RestorePointType,


number SequenceNum,


string Description )


De s cr ip t ion


Creates a system restore point on the computer and returns the sequence number that was used.


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To create a proper restore point, this action needs to be called twice. The first time, EventType should be set to SYSTEM_CHANGE_BEGIN. The second time, EventType should be set to SYSTEM_CHANGE_END.


Note: This system restore action is only supported on Windows XP or later and may require administrative privileges. You can use the System.IsSystemRestoreAvailable action to determine whether or not the system restore service is available.


System Restore does not restore user data or documents, so it will not cause users to lose their files, e-mail, browsing history, or favorites. Only certain file types are monitored by system restore. See the System Restore Monitored File Extensions topic for details. System Restore also saves a full snapshot of the registry.


P arame t er s


EventType


(number) The type of event for system restore. Choose from:



CONSTANT


VALUE DESCRIPTION


SYSTEM_CHANGE_BEGIN


100


Notify that a system change has begun.


SYSTEM_CHANGE_END


101


Notify that a system change has ended.


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