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  1. Aug 3rd, 2011, 09:46 AM #1
    frotek
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    using api?

    hey guys how can i apply an API in Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 Express i dont know how to use API's >.< teach me
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    Re: using api?

    Yea i have been looking everywhere for a lesson and i can only find it for vb6. I have found this site that has a great reference for vb6 users http://www.ex-designz.net/api.asp but not for anything new. Please help.
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    Re: using api?

    If you look in the .Net section, you will find tons of examples of API usage
    Suggest searching for keywords: API declaration or DllImportAttribute
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