OK. It'll take a while. Maybe I can put one into an example.
Looking through my files I not find these, which suggest to me I found these
did not work until I changed to "A"
SHGetFileInfoA
OpenPrinterA
GetPrinterA
DocumentPropertiesA
SetPrinterA
As I remember it, the SetPrinter just didn't change the values with Auto.
The SHGetFileInfoA I just found out did not return the vales of Type and
Name with Auto
So do you know of any situation at all where it is necessary to was the "A"
version?
Thanks
"Willy Denoyette [MVP]" <wi*************@telenet.be> wrote in message
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" **Developer**" <RE*************@a-znet.com> wrote in message
news:eC**************@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...I have a couple of instances where using "Auto" did not work so I tried
the "A" version of the DLL and it works.
Tried the "W" version and it doesn't.
Anyone have any idea why that might happen?
It is true that with XP Auto uses the "W" version is it not?
Thanks
Please be more specific, what exactly doesn't work?
Which API are you calling, how does it's signature looks like, how did you
declare it and how was it compiled?
Willy.