RBBS_TOPALIGN

[Pierre Bellisle]

Hi José,

A minor one,
%RBBS_TOPALIGN Keep band in top row.
instead of "Keep band title hidden".

Take care.

Pierre

[José Roca]

Thanks very much.

[Pierre Bellisle]

Hey José,

I'm presently experimenting some stuff with mouse cursors.
As often I look at MSDN, pbIncludes, and your includes for references.

I was working with CopyCursor and found this on MSDN:
>CopyCursor is implemented as a call to the CopyIcon function.

So I simply use CopyIcon instead of CopyCursor because something like
>DECLARE FUNCTION CopyCursor ... "USER32.DLL" ALIAS ... "CopyCursor" ...
give me the bad dll message box Windows error [CopyCursor could not be found in "User32.dll".]
under Windows Seven/64. Is it as you wish in your latest definitions?

Pierre
P.S.: Have you seen my avatar? It's the painting I have in my kitchen.
I bought it many years ago in a flea market.
It was "un coup de foudre", I couldn't resist.
The girlfriend I had at this time wasn't really happy about it...
I'm not quite sure who have the original, me or el Museo del Prado.  ;-)
Still I like it a lot, even after all these years...   :-)

Francisco de Goya, Dos viejos comiendo sopa

[José Roca]

I will change it to:

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' // Note: CopyCursor is implemented as a call to the CopyIcon function.
DECLARE FUNCTION CopyCursor IMPORT "USER32.DLL" ALIAS "CopyIcon" ( _
   BYVAL hCursor AS DWORD _                             ' __in HCURSOR hCursor
 ) AS DWORD                                             ' HCURSOR

> I'm not quite sure who have the original, me or el Museo del Prado.  ;-)

El Prado, of course. Few people can have a Goya in the kitchen

[Pierre Bellisle]

And I must add one more thank to you
for this unbelievable work you did on these APIs definitions.

Pierre

 

[Pierre Bellisle]

Hola José,

It could be good to have Windows 8, 8.1 and 10 defined in sdkddkver.inc

Pierre

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%WIN32_WINNT_NT4      = &h0400??? 'Windows NT4
%WIN32_WINNT_WIN2K    = &h0500??? 'Windows 2000
%WIN32_WINNT_WINXP    = &h0501??? 'Windows Server 2003, Windows XP
%WIN32_WINNT_WS03     = &h0502??? 'Windows Server 2003 with SP1, Windows XP with SP2
%WIN32_WINNT_WIN6     = &h0600??? 'Windows Vista
%WIN32_WINNT_VISTA    = &h0600??? 'Windows Vista
%WIN32_WINNT_WS08     = &h0600??? 'Windows Server 2008
%WIN32_WINNT_LONGHORN = &h0600??? 'Windows
%WIN32_WINNT_WIN7     = &h0601??? 'Windows Seven
%WIN32_WINNT_WIN8     = &h0602??? 'Windows Eight
%WIN32_WINNT_WINBLUE  = &h0603??? 'Windows Eight.1
%WIN32_WINNT_WIN10    = &h0A00??? 'Windows Ten


[Pierre Bellisle]

Also

RRF_SUBKEY_WOW6464KEY
RRF_SUBKEY_WOW6432KEY

in WinReg.inc

Pierre