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    im still looking for more..i will post them as soon as i get some more. maybe somone can do an artical on undoc'ed api's..that would be nice

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    I must agree with you prye, I really would like a list of all the Undocumented APIs. I guess it would be a little difficult though, they are undocumented.
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    Post btw...

    a full list may take quite some time..i hear there arr well over 7,00 un doc'ed win api calls/types and constants

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    lol

    that is a challenge...im currently using a disassembler to get exports from shell32.dll - it seems to be the best dll to find those 'secret' little functions

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    700? Are you sure? I wish there were.
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    oops..

    i ment to type 7,000. there are far more than 700
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    There are thousands. There's stuff like CallBack, CallBack16, CallBack32, CallBack48, CallBack64!

    You can use QuikView and look at the DLLs. It'll have what you need. BTW: I'm making a program to change the .MDB or .TXT that the API viewer uses to a .BAS file, so you don't have to use it anymore!
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    If you did that, I think that the compiler would choke on file that big. Anyway, why not use Bruce McKinney's type library? You don't need to define anything, and it's just as fast to compile. Also, for those who understand C/C++, look at the source code to WINE for some undocumented stuff.
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