using structs

I defined structs some structs and I get errors that on the left of '->' must be a class/struct/union. I don't know what is the problem because there is a struct on the left side of '->'. Here is my code.

I get errors where I used the info variable.

Code:

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struct POINTAPI{long X;        long Y;}
struct TXTFONT{short Height; short IndentX; short IndentY; short Left; short Top; short Width;}
struct HDCINFO{long HDC; long Height; long Width;}
struct OUTINFO{TXTFONT Font;  HDCINFO HDC; POINTAPI Point; long StrLen;short ScrollX;}
[DllImport("gdi32.dll", EntryPoint="TextOutA")]
static extern int32 TextOut (long hdc, long x, long y, char * lpString, long nCount);

void _stdcall PrintText(char *pText, OUTINFO *info);
BOOL APIENTRY DllMain( HANDLE hModule,
                      DWORD  ul_reason_for_call,
                      LPVOID lpReserved
                                        )
{
    return TRUE;
}
void _stdcall PrintText(char *pText, OUTINFO *info){
        long NextStart, I;
        bool MoveIt;
        for(I=0;I<info->StrLen;I++)
        {
                if(*pText==(char)10 || *pText == (char)13){info->Point.Y = info->Point.Y + info->Font.Height;
                        info->Point.X = info->Font.IndentX - (info->ScrollX * info->Font.Width);
                        if(info->Point.Y > (info->HDC.HDC-1)){break;}
                }
                else
                {
                        if(info->Point.X > info->Font.IndentX){
                                if(info->Point.X > (info->HDC.Width-1)){
                                        for( ;I < info->StrLen;I++){ if(*pText == (char)10){break}pText=pText+1;}
                                        TextOut(info->HDC.HDC,info->Point.X,info->Point.Y,pText,1);
                        }
                        info->Point.X = info->Point.X + info->Font.Width;
                        pText=pText +1;
                }
        }
}

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Any one know what is wrong?

Thanx in advance!

Code:

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struct POINTAPI{long X;        long Y;}

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Don't you need a ; after the closing brace as well?

Thanx that worked.