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    Can anybody please tell me where I can find a list of the functions in the DLL's and the parameters they require?

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      Can anybody please tell me where I can find a list of the functions in the DLL's and the parameters they require?

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      Use Depends.exe to find out the names of the funtions. Some functions are documented i.e. you can find help in MSDN. Some functions are NOT documented, but you may be able to find their parameters in some header files and some just aren't documented which makes it more difficult to figure out the parameters. HTH Jignesh

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        Use Depends.exe to find out the names of the funtions. Some functions are documented i.e. you can find help in MSDN. Some functions are NOT documented, but you may be able to find their parameters in some header files and some just aren't documented which makes it more difficult to figure out the parameters. HTH Jignesh

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        Thank you very much.:)

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          Use Depends.exe to find out the names of the funtions. Some functions are documented i.e. you can find help in MSDN. Some functions are NOT documented, but you may be able to find their parameters in some header files and some just aren't documented which makes it more difficult to figure out the parameters. HTH Jignesh

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          Can you recommend a good book on these functions?

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            Can you recommend a good book on these functions?

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            Hmm, I really don't know of any one book which just talks about functions. I just use the online help. If you do want to know more about undocumented calls, etc then Inside Windows200 would be a good start. HTH Jignesh

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              Hmm, I really don't know of any one book which just talks about functions. I just use the online help. If you do want to know more about undocumented calls, etc then Inside Windows200 would be a good start. HTH Jignesh

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              Thanx:)

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                Can you recommend a good book on these functions?

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                Hi, Check out Advanced Windows by Jeffry Ricter. MS Press. HTH. srinidhi.

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