Visual Basic, Old version Windows API Bible.

Old version Windows API Bible.

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Richard Broo #1 / 3	Old version Windows API Bible. Is this heavy tome still any use? It's the Waite Group's Windows API Bible upto Windows 3.1 and I was wondering if any of the old APIs have been removed? Richard. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- For a visit to Hill House from the original horror film "The Haunting" look up Ettington Park Hotel near Stratford Upon Avon. "No one comes any nearer than town!...In the dark!.....In the night!"
Wed, 20 Feb 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Lee J. Wein #2 / 3	Old version Windows API Bible. Quote: >Is this heavy tome still any use? >It's the Waite Group's Windows API Bible upto Windows 3.1 and I was >wondering if any of the old APIs have been removed? Yes, a few of the Win16 functions are not supported under Win32 (GetModuleUsage comes to mind.) In general, most of the functions can be converted to their 32-bit equivalents. All integer parameters are changed to Longs, as are all return values. The source libs are changed from "user" to "user32", "shell" to "shell32" and so on... Lee Weiner weiner AT fuse DOT net http://home.fuse.net/lweiner
Thu, 21 Feb 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Humberto Gonzale #3 / 3	Old version Windows API Bible. You should check out Dan Applemans' Book Quote: > Is this heavy tome still any use? > It's the Waite Group's Windows API Bible upto Windows 3.1 and I was > wondering if any of the old APIs have been removed? > Richard. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > For a visit to Hill House from the original horror film "The Haunting" look up > Ettington Park Hotel near Stratford Upon Avon. > "No one comes any nearer than town!...In the dark!.....In the night!" -- Humberto Gonzalez My personal page: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Park/5117 Business Page: http://www.interven.net/acron
Thu, 21 Feb 2002 03:00:00 GMT

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