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' FILE: WINMON.BAS
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' PUROPSE: Declarations of WinMon functions for Visual Basic
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' Copyright 1995, David Burki
' All rights reserved.
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Declare Function WINMON_WriteLnUInt Lib "WinMon" (ByVal lpFmtStr As String, ByVal wValue As Integer) As Integer
Declare Function WINMON_WriteLnULong Lib "WinMon" (ByVal lpFmtStr As String, ByVal lValue As Long) As Integer
Declare Function WINMON_WriteLnDouble Lib "WinMon" (ByVal lpFmtStr As String, ByVal dValue As Double) As Integer
Declare Function WINMON_WriteLnString Lib "WinMon" (ByVal lpFmtStr As String, ByVal szStr As String) As Integer
Declare Function WINMON_DumpPointer Lib "WinMon" (ByVal lpBuf As String, ByVal wLen As Integer) As Integer

Declare Function WINMON_bFileSave Lib "WinMon" (ByVal lpFileSpec As String, ByVal bOverwrite As Integer) As Integer
Declare Sub WINMON_vClear Lib "WinMon" ()
Declare Function WINMON_bPause Lib "WinMon" (ByVal bState As Integer) As Integer
Declare Function WINMON_bTimeStamp Lib "WinMon" (ByVal bState As Integer) As Integer
Declare Function WINMON_bOverWrite Lib "WinMon" (ByVal bState As Integer) As Integer
Declare Function WINMON_bStayOnTop Lib "WinMon" (ByVal bState As Integer) As Integer

Declare Function WINMON_SetFileName Lib "WinMon" (ByVal pszFileSpec As String) As String
Declare Function WINMON_SetAutoSaveCount Lib "WinMon" (ByVal uSaveCount As Integer) As Integer



  3 Responses to “Category : Recently Uploaded Files
Archive   : WINMON20.ZIP
Filename : WINMON.BAS

  1. Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!

  2. This is so awesome! 😀 I’d be cool if you could download an entire archive of this at once, though.

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