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API Programming Series #1
By Sreejath S. Warrier, published on 13 Jul 2002
Conclusion
Scared? There is no need to be. Just try to understand what you're doing and how to do it properly, exercise mature prudence and lo! You've got yourself a slimmer, faster application doing things that'd make ordinary VB programmers go green with envy. As to how to do it, tune into the second part of this series. Until then, Happy Coding!
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The article is really valuble.It will give good exposure to Windows API
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this looks quite promising, at least if he keeps goin' and wud be nice if he exposes some calls... for guys who want to expand their "Database"
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