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nagyf

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Gentle List Members,
Where can I learn API calls from Visual Basic and Access?
What should I read?

My special problem: I want to read a value from the registry. I have a rather cumbersome solution.
1) Import the registry chapter in a tex file.
2) Attach the text file to Access or read this text file as
a sequential file.

Why I need that? I want to know from which workstation was the Access database started.

Regards
Ferenc Nagy
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If you have Visual Studio then go to the Tools and select API text viewer. Then load the WIN32API text file and it will then give you a list of all the API functions at your disposal.
 
Another good tool is called AllAPI. It will give you the code to use for every API in VB and C++.
 
I have found the API viewer on my machine. I have found the MSDN help. I made a procedure. It died with drwatson. Finally I have found an example in the Viusal Studio.
I have replaced the registry key names in the example. It worked.
Thankx
Ferenc Nagy
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| \| | `-' ' `-' "The goal of the life is the struggle itself"
 
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