Dean,
Always be sure to check the .NET framework classes for managed equivalents
to Win32 routines. Much of the CLR is a wrapper around Win32 anyway. No
sense reinventing the wheel.
However, if you do actually need P/Invoke (or COM Interop) I highly
recommend the book ".NET and COM -- The Complete Interoperability Guide" by
Adam Nathan. There is a pretty good set of C# declarations in the back of
that book for most Win32 functions.
--Bob
"Joe Mayo [C# MVP]" <jm***@nospamAtCSharpDashStation.com> wrote in message
news:u6*************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
Hi Dean,
You can use P/Invoke. Here's an article that will help you get started:
http://tinyurl.com/2nwnd
Joe
--
Joe Mayo, Author/Instructor
Need C#/.NET training?
visit www.mayosoftware.com