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Table 0.2: Document conventions (continued)Monospaced type[[]]{ }SMALL CAPITAL LETTERS3.0SetCursorPos function indicates that youmust substitute values for the X and Ycoordinates, separated by a comma:SetCursorPos(X, Y)Code examples are displayed in anonproportional typeface.Vertical ellipses in program examplesindicate that a portion of the program isomitted.Ellipses following an item indicate that moreitems having the same form may appear. Inthe following example, the horizontal ellipsesindicate that you can specify more than onebreakaddress for the 9 command:9 [[ =startaddress]] [[breakaddress]] ...Double brackets enclose optional fields orparameters in command lines and syntaxstatements. In the following example, optionand executable-file are optional parameters ofthe RC command:RC [[option]] filename [[executable-file]]A vertical bar indicates that you may enterone of the entries shown on either side of thebar. The following command-line syntaxillustrates the use of a vertical bar:DB [[address I range]]The bar indicates that following the DumpBytes command (DB), you can specify eitheran address or a range.Quotation marks set off terms defined in thetext.Curly braces indicate that you must specifyone of the enclosed items.Small capital letters indicate the names of keysand key sequences, such as:ALT + SPACEBARA Microsoft Windows version numberindicates that a function, message, or datastructure is compatible only with the specifiedversion and later versions.Table 0.3Windows API guideTitleReferenceContentsIs a comprehensive guide to all the details of theMicrosoft Windows application programinterface (API). The Reference lists in alphabeticalorder all the current functions, messages, anddata structures of the API, and providesextensive overviews on how to use the API.Introduction9
Other recommended readingThe Windows API guide will answer many of your programmingquestions. This book provides information on each Windowsapplication programming interface (API) and describes its callsand services.The following books are recommended for efficient Windowsprogramming:Programming Windows. Charles Petzold. 862 pages, softcover. Anupdated second edition will be available in October 1990.Windows: Programmer's Problem Solver. Richard Wilton. 400 pages,softcover. Available November 1990.Microsoft C Run-Time Library Reference. Covers version 6. MicrosoftCorporation. 852 pages, softcover.10Software development kit
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Page 5 and 6: Input functions ...................
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Page 9 and 10: FatalExit .........................
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Page 13 and 14: SetBkColor . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Page 19 and 20: F G uR E s1.1: Caret shapes .......
Page 21 and 22: Windows contains functions that an
Page 23 and 24: • Metafile functions.. Region fun
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Page 33 and 34: Message functionsMessage functions
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Page 37 and 38: The PostMessage function directs Wi
Page 39 and 40: DefWindowProcDestroyWindowGetClassl
Page 41 and 42: How Windowsdetermines theowner of a
Page 43 and 44: The following sections describe the
Page 45 and 46: • COLOR_BACKGROUND• COLOR_BTNFA
Page 47 and 48: Internal dataTo assign a style to a
Page 49 and 50: must retrieve and initialize the di
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Page 55 and 56: For information aboutmapping, see "
Page 57 and 58: in turn can own multiple child wind
Page 59 and 60: available to the application as the
Page 61 and 62: application's message queue as a si
Page 63 and 64: FunctionEnableHardwarelnputGetAsync
Page 65 and 66: Display contexttypesCommon displayc
Page 67 and 68: Private display contextReleaseDC an
Page 69 and 70: PaintingIf a window fails to releas
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Page 73 and 74: memory. An application can free mem
Page 75 and 76: Drawing gray textAn application can
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some other operation unless the com
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does not explicitly define the cont
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function can use the CheckRadioButt
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Windows can appropriately detect th
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Scrolling in dialogboxesIn modal di
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values are zero) if no explicit ran
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Menu functionsMenu functions create
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FunctionGetCurrentTimeGetSysColorGe
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Figure 1.1Caret shapesUnderI'IneVer
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Positioning thecursor The SetCursor
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There are five types of standard wi
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has created the window may use them
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Figure 1.3Rectangle limitsy~~(16000
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Device-context functionsFigure 2.1I
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Saving a devicecontextDeleting a de
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Drawing-tool usesBrushesFigure 2.2H
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"Color palette functions," onpage 9
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Getsystem PaletteUseRealizePaletteS
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4, and 6 were not already in the sy
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state. The SetBkMode and SetBkColor
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Constrainedmapping modes GDI classi
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LyDxDyLogical-coordinate system y-c
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ScreenToClientWindowFromPointConver
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Figure 2.7Arc and its boundingrecta
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specified by (X2, Y2), the rectangl
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2. An array of bytes that contain t
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Font familyFigure 2.10Cross-stroke
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AlteringcharactersItalicBoldUnderli
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Most character sets used in Windows
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Selecting fontswith GDIFigure 2.16A
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Table 2.2: Font-mapping characteris
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Font files and fontresources GDI st
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4. Display the image or text on a d
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FunctionDeviceCapabilitiesDeviceMod
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NEWFRAME escape returns a message t
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Module-management functionsModule-m
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LocalDiscardLocalFlagsLocalFreeLoca
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Task functionsTask functions alter
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IstrcpyIstrlenOemToAnsiOemToAnsiBuf
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Communication functionsCommunicatio
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MulDivPALETTEINDEXPALETTERGBRGBMult
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FunctionLoadModuleWinExecWinHelpDes
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AccessResourceReturn valueCommentsT
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AdjustWindowRectExAdjustWindowRectE
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AllocSelectorAllocSelector 3.0Synta
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AnsiLowerBuffReturn valueThe return
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AnsiUpperReturn valuecharacter, tha
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AppendMenuReturn valueCommentsThe r
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ArcReturn valueCommentsX4Y4int Spec
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BeginPaintCommentsIf the caret is i
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BitBltPATINVERTPATPAINTSRCANDFor a
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CaliWindowProcCaliWindowProcSyntaxP
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ChangeMenuModifyMenuRemoveMenuModif
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CheckMenultemReturn valueCommentsme
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ChordReturn valueX3Y3X4Y4int Specif
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CloseCommCloseCommSyntaxint CloseCo
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CombineRgnReturn valueCommentsregio
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CreateBitmapThis function creates a
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CreateCaretParametersReturn valueCo
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CreateCursorCreateCursor 3.0SyntaxP
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CreateDialogCreateDialog returns im
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CreateDialoglndirectParameters hIns
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CreateDialoglndirectParamReturn val
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CreateD I BitmapReturn valueComment
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CreateEllipticRgnCreateEllipticRgnS
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Create FonteUnderlineeStrikeOuteCha
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CreateFontl ndirectfont with an exi
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CreatelconReturn valuenPlanesnBitsP
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CreatePenCreatePenSyntaxParametersR
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CreotePolyPolygonRgnParameters IpPo
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CreateRectRgnlndirectParameters IpR
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CreateWindowxynWidthnHeighthWndPare
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CreateWindowCOMBOBOXEDITLISTBOXMDIC
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CreateWindowTable 4.3: Window style
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CreateWindowTable 4.4: Control styl
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CreoteWindowTable 4.4: Control styl
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DebugBreokReturn valueNone.DefDlgPr
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DeferWindowPosReturn valueCommentsV
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DefHookProcDefHookProcSyntaxDWORDDe
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DefMDIChiidProcReturn valueComments
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DeleteDCThis function deletes the s
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DestroyCaretDestroyCaretSyntax void
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DestroyWindowReturn valueThe return
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DeviceCapabilifiesReturn valueComme
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DialogBoxThis function creates a mo
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DialogBoxlndirectReturn valueCommen
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DialogBoxParampasses dwlnitParam as
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DlgDirListReturn valuenIDStaticPath
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DlgDirLisfComboBoxReturn valueThe r
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DOS3Cailfunction to determine the m
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DrawlconReturn valueCommentshlconHI
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DrawTextDT_RIGHTDT _SINGLE LINEDT_T
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EmptyC/ipboordEmptyC/ipboardSyntaxP
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EnableWindowEnableWindowSyntaxParam
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EndPointParametersReturn valueComme
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EnumFontsEnumFontsSyntaxint EnumFon
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EnumMetaFileEnumMetaFileSyntaxBOOL
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EnumObjectsCallbackfunction int FAR
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EnumPropsMoveabledatasegmentsThe ca
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EnumTaskWindowsReturn valueThe call
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EscapeEscapeSyntaxParametersReturn
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ExcludeClipRectReturn valueXlYlX2Y2
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ExtOeviceModeIpDeviceNameIpPortIpDe
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ExtFloodFiIIReturn valueCommentsycr
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FatalAppExitFatalAppExit 3.0SyntaxV
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FiliRgnFiliRgnSyntaxParametersRetur
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FindWindowFindWindowSyntaxHWND Find
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FlushCommFlushCommSyntaxintFlushCom
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FrameRectCommentsThe brush identifi
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FreeResourceThe FreeResource functi
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GetAtomHandleThis function retrieve
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GetBkModeReturn valueThe return val
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GefCharWidfhThis function retrieves
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GetClassNameGetClassNameSyntaxint G
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GetClipboardDataThis function retri
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GefClipBoxThis function retrieves t
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GetCodelnfo610-1112-15information.
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GetCommStateReturn valueThe return
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GetDeThe GetDC function retrieves a
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GetOeviceCapsTable 4.9: GOI informa
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GetOeviceCapsTable 4.9: GDI informa
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GetDIBitsCommentsIf the IpBits para
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GetDlgltemTextGetDlgltemTextSyntaxi
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GetEnvironmentThis function retriev
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GetGValueGetGValueSyntaxBYTE GetGVa
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GetKeyboardStateset to 1 if the key
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GetKeyNameTextReturn valueIpBuffern
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GetMenuCheckMarkDimensionsReturn va
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GetMenuStringReturn valueCommentswI
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GetMessagepointers to objects in th
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GetModuleFileNamefunction GetModule
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GetNextDlgGroupltemReturn valueComm
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GetObjectthe number of bytes of dat
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GetPolyFiIIModeGetPolyFiliModeSynta
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GetPrivateProfileStringGetPrivatePr
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GetProfilelntThe spelling of the fu
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GetPropGetPropSyntaxParametersRetur
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GetScroliPosParametersReturn valuer
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GefSfockObjecfReturn valueCommentsS
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GefSysModalWindowParametersReturn v
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GetSystemMetricswhether the current
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GetSystemPaletteUseReturn valueThe
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GetTempFileNameParameters cDriveLet
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GetTextAligncase TA CENTERGetT extC
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GetTextMetricsReturn valueIpMetrics
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GetUpdateRectReturn valueCommentsbE
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GetWindowGetWindowSyntaxParametersR
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GefWindowLongThis function retrieve
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GetWindowToskAll applications are e
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GetWinFlagsReturn valueThe return v
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GlobolAliocReturn valueCommentsdwBy
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GlobolDiscordReturn valueCommentsTh
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GlobalFlagsGlobalFlagsSyntaxWORD Gl
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GlobolLockGlobalLockSyntaxLPSTR Glo
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GlobalNotifyThe callback function m
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GlobolReAliocValueGMEM_DISCARDABLEG
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GlobolUnfixfunction GlobalUnfix(Mem
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GlobalWireParameters hMem HANDLE Id
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IpDatanCountPoints to the character
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HiliteMenulfemthe bitwise OR operat
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InSendMessageParametersReturn value
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InsertMenuMF _BYPOSITIONMF_CHECKEDM
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I ntersectRectI ntersectRectSyntaxi
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InvalidateRgnCommentsWindows sends
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IsCharLowerReturn valueThe return v
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IsDialogMessageCommentsAlthough IsD
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IsWindowVisiblespecified window is
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-'creatReturn value2 Hidden; not fo
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LineToReturn valueyint Specifies th
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LoadBitmap.OBM_DNARROW.OBM_DNARROWD
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LoadlconThis function loads the ico
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LoadMenulndirectLoadMenulndirectSyn
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LoadModule15161718Attempt in protec
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LocolAliocReturn valueCommentsLMEM_
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LocolFreeThe low byte of the return
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LocolReAliocfunction LocaIReAlloc(M
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LocalSizeLocalSizeSyntaxWORD LocaIS
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LockSegmentand its lock count is in
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LOWORDThis macro extracts the low-o
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IstrcmpReturn valueIpString2LPSTR P
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MAKEINTATOMMAKEINTATOMSyntaxLPSTR M
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MakeProclnstanceThis function creat
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maxmaxSyntaxint max(valuel, value2)
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MessageBoxTable 4.11: Message box t
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ModifyMenuReturn valueCommentsIpNew
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ModifyMenuMF _UNCHECKEDSpecifies th
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NetBIOSCaliNetBIOSCall 3.0Syntaxpro
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OemToAnsiBuffOemToAnsiBuffSyntaxPar
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OffsetRgnCommentsThe coordinate val
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OpenCommReturn valueThe return valu
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Open FileReturn valueCommentsthe fi
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outputDebugStringReturn valueCommen
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PatBltReturn valuedwRopDWORD Specif
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PeekMessageyour application does no
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PlayMetaFileRecordReturn valueComme
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PostAppMessagePost AppMessageSyntax
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Prof FinishProf Finish 3.0Syntax vo
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Prof SetupProfiler only selects the
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PtVisibleParametersReturn valuehDCx
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RectangleReturn valueCommentsX2Y2in
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RegisterClipboardFormatRegisterClip
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RemoveFontResourceRemoveFontResourc
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ReplyMessageReplyMessageSyntaxParam
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RestoreDCParameters hDC HOC Identif
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SaveDCSaveDCSyntaxint SaveDC(hDC)fu
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ScreenToClientclient coordinates, a
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ScrollWindowReturn valueCommentsNon
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SelectObjectObjectBitmaplBrushFontP
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SendDlgltemMessageSendDlgltemMessag
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SetBitmapDimensionSetBitmapDimensio
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SetCaptureThe SetBrushOrg function
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SetClassLongform and be exported in
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SetClipboardDataTable 4.13Predefine
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SetCommBreakSetCommBreak~Syntaxint
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SetCursorReturn valueCommentsThe re
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SetDIBitsToDeviceThis function also
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SetDlgltemlntReturn valuenIDDlgItem
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SetErrorModeallows the application
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SetMapModeReturn valueCommentsTable
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SetMenultemBitmapsSetMenultemBitmap
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SetPaletteEntriesSetPaletteEntries3
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SetPolyFiIIModeReturn valueComments
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SetRectEmptyReturn valueNone.SetRec
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SetROP2SetROP2Syntaxint SetROP2(hDC
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SetScroliRangeSetScroliRangeSyntaxP
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SetStretch BltModeReturn valueopera
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SetSysColorsTable 4.17: System colo
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SetSystemPaletteUse3. Realize the l
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SetTextColorThe background color fo
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SetTimerCommentsKiliTimer function
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SefViewporfOrgThis function sets th
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SetVoiceEnvelopeReturn valuenShapen
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SetVoiceSoundValueS_SERDDRS_SERDFQS
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SefWindowLongReturn valueCommentsVa
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SetWindowPosReturn valueCommentsexi
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SefWindowsHookprocedure-instance ad
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SefWindowsHookwParamIParamSpecifies
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SetWindowsHookWindows calls the WH_
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SefWindowsHookIParamPoints to the m
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ShowCaretShowCaretSyntaxvoid ShowCa
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ShowScroliBarReturn valueCommentsbS
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StarfSoundParametersReturn valueThi
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StretchDIBitsStretchDIBits 3.0Synta
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StretchDIBitsCommentsThis function
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SwitchStackToCommentsA task can cal
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TabbedTextOutThe nTabOrigin paramet
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ToAsciiParameters 2Comments1oTwo ch
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TranslateAcceleratorReturn valueCom
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TransmitCommCharTransmitCommCharSyn
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UnlockOataUnlockOataSyntaxParameter
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UnregisterClassParametersReturn val
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ValidateFreeSpacesReturn valueComme
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WaitMessageWaitMessageSyntax void W
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WinExecReturn valuenCmdShow5. The l
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WinHelpReturn valueCommentsdwDatain
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WrifePrivafeProfileSfringReturn val
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wsprintfReturn valueCommentsParamet
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wvsprintfwvsprintf 3.0Syntaxint wvs
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MessageWM_ACTIV ATEWM_ACTIV ATEAPPW
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MessageWM_CHARWM_CHARTOITEMWM_DEADC
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System information messagesSystem-i
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EM_LIMITTEXTEM_LINEFROMCHAREM_LINE
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CB_DIRCB _FINDSTRINGCB_GETCOUNTCB_G
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List-boxnotification The following
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Multiple document interface message
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can also be used with HIWORD and LO
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CommentsIParamIs not used.The BM_SE
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BN_DOUBLECLICKEDBN_DOUBLECLICKEDThi
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CB_FINDSTRINGCommentsIf the combo b
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CB_ GETLBTEXTLENReturn valueIParamI
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Parameters wParam Contains the inde
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CBN_EDITCHANGECommentsThis message
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EM_CAN UNDOIParamIs not used.This m
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EM_GETMODIFYEM_GETMODIFYThis messag
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Parameters wParam Specifies the cha
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Parameters wParam Is not used.Comme
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EM_SETWORDBREAKWordBreakFunc is a p
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3.0This code specifies that the cur
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LB_DELETESTRINGReturn valueComments
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LB_GETHORIZONTALEXTENTLB_ GETHORIZO
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LB_GETSELITEMSReturn valueIParamCon
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lB_SElECTSTRINGReturn valueComments
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LB_SETHORIZONTALEXTENTCommentsTo re
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LB_SETIOPINDEXReturn valueThe retur
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Default actionIParamIdentifies a wi
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WM_CHARCommentsIParamContains the r
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This message occurs when the user s
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WM_CREATEWM_CREATEThis message info
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CommentsThe WM_DEADCHAR message typ
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3.0This message informs the owner-d
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WM_ERASEBKGNDprocessing the WM_ERAS
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WM_GETMINMAXINFOCommentsPointrgpt[o
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WM_HSCROLLCLIPBOARDWM_HSCROLLCLIPBO
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WM_INITMENUPOPUPWM_INITMENUPOPUPThi
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Comments3031Previous key state (1 i
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WM_MBUTTONDBLCLKhigh-order word. Th
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WM_MDIACTIVATECommentsthis message
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WM_MDIICONARRANGEWM MDIICONARRANGE
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WM_MEASUREITEMWM_MEASUREITEM 3.0Thi
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WM_MOUSEACTIVATEReturn valueIParamC
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This message is sent prior to the W
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WM_NCLBUTTONDOWNWM_NCLBUTTONDOWNThi
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This message is sent to a window wh
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function when the application obtai
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WM_PARENTNOTIFYCommentsThis message
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WM_QUITThis message indicates a req
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WM_RENDERFORMATWM_RENDERFORMATThis
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CommentsThis message sets or clears
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WM_SIZECLIPBOARDthe clipboard conte
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WM_SYSCOLORCHANGECommentsApplicatio
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WM_SYSKEYDOWNCommentsIParamContains
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CommentsWhen the context code is ze
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CommentsIParamValueSB_BOTTOMSB_ENDS
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BITMAPINFO data structure 189, 309,
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CreateCompatibleDC function 88, 181
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EM_LINE LENGTH message 594, 619EM_L
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GetMapMode function 100,321GetMenu
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IDC_ICON cursor type 407IDC_SIZE 40
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max macro 432MB_ABORTRETRYIGNORE op
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nClient areachild window 35redrawin
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menu 72movement 42obtaining device
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nProperty list functionsadding entr
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PATCOPY raster operation 163PATINVE
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ScrollWindow function 68, 479Select
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System services interfacedefined 4S
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WM_NCP AINT message 599, 676WM_NCRB
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