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function prototype required

Hi,

Does any one know the function prototype for lvgetwinnames inside the
lvwutil32.dll?

Thanks,

James
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The function prototype is:
long LVGetWinNames(long numWin, unsigned long *arg2, unsigned char *arg3, unsigned long hInst);
You can find it opening WinUtil Master.vi and looking at the diagram: in the inner case structure select Get Windows Names case and right-click on the Call Library icon, selecting Configure... from the context menu that appears.
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Thanks, I can't find the Master Vi. I think this is because I don't have
gtoolbox. I have the lvwutil32.dll and master.vi is not present.

"Roberto Bozzolo" wrote in message
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> The function prototype is:
> long LVGetWinNames(long numWin, unsigned long *arg2, unsigned char
> *arg3, unsigned long hInst);
> You can find it opening WinUtil Master.vi and looking at the diagram:
> in the inner case structure select Get Windows Names case and
> right-click on the Call Library icon, selecting Configure... from the
> context menu that appears.
> Roberto
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You can download the complete lvwutil32.zip from
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/devzoneweb.nsf/opendoc?openagent&74DDE683A1AFF6988625683A000C0D73&cat=034E59A8530E09DF862568900018707A
Once unzipped, you will find a couple of libraries and some documentation. Master.vi is inside winevent.llb
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