Thread: 2 q's: SPI_SETFLATMENU & platform SDK

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    2 q's: SPI_SETFLATMENU & platform SDK

    Does anyone know what the value of SPI_SETFLATMENU is? Or have the winuser.h it is declared in? Mine is out of date.

    Also, what is in the platform SDK specifically? I was thinking about ordering it but I want to make sure it's worth it.
    Last edited by Mithoric; 12-14-2003 at 06:56 AM.

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    Code:
    #define SPI_GETFLATMENU	0x1022
    #define SPI_SETFLATMENU	0x1023
    Also, what is in the platform SDK specifically?

    Headers, import libs, samples, tools and documentation.

    The headers and imports libs are written for MSVC and most other compilers have ported versions. Do you know anyone with a broadband connection that can download it and burn it on CD for you? The documentation is far easier and faster to use than looking up MSDN.

    If you just need the occasional value you can download lcc-win32. The headers will not be compatible with your compiler but you can extract values that you need. The download is under 4MB.

    Or you can look on the web, although these seem to be out of date:
    Search: winuser.h site:doc.ddart.net

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    If the SDK is downloadable I'll download it and burn it at school.

    Thanks for the infos ..

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