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  1. Jun 24th, 2001, 07:04 AM #1
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    Question I want to use API.

    Now I interest in API but I don't know how I can get the information of each API file.Such as I know in netapi32.dll has the function that can password in NT but I have no idea to coding it.Where can I get knowledge for API??
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  2. Jun 24th, 2001, 08:20 AM #2
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    www.allapi.net
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    They both have tutorials and references. Most of the time APIs aren't known by the files they are in, but rather what they do and it's name/declaration.
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    Also when you get more advanced with API try
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    Bear in mind that if you have a DLL, you *cannot* use its functions unless you have the documentation for it (this is available for most parts of the Win32 API from Microsoft). The DLL itself contains the function names, but not their parameters.

    Just something to bear in mind so that we don't answer that question again
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