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  1. Dec 23rd, 2009, 01:08 AM #1
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    Using API's (Where to get method params?)

    Hello,

    I was wondering if anyone would happen to know of a good place to find the documentation on windows API's for use with visual basic? I used to use API guide until they stopped updating it in 2002. All i need is the api name as well as the list of parameters in order to use the API's functions. Any new places would be appreaciated.

    I also looked on google briefly but was looking for a quick answer if possible.
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    Re: Using API's (Where to get method params?)

    Have you tried looking in MSDN and AllApi site?

    EDIT: Found this, I thought it may prove useful.
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    Re: Using API's (Where to get method params?)

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