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This is the most correct answer I have seen. I stumbled upon the same MS item late yesterday. Thanks.<br />

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This is the most correct answer I have seen. I stumbled upon the same MS item late yesterday. Thanks.


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Under NT, I can use NetUserGetLocalGroups to get a list of groups the user belongs to. A similar function can be used for global groups. When I transfer my executable to Windows95, it tells me there are DLLs missing. I know the DLLs relate to the function for getting this group information. The DLLs are netapi32, netrap, ntdll, samlib, and advapi32. <br />
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How do I keep this functionality under Windows 95 and keep the source code the same? 
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Under NT, I can use NetUserGetLocalGroups to get a list of groups the user belongs to. A similar function can be used for global groups. When I transfer my executable to Windows95, it tells me there are DLLs missing. I know the DLLs relate to the function for getting this group information. The DLLs are netapi32, netrap, ntdll, samlib, and advapi32. 

How do I keep this functionality under Windows 95 and keep the source code the same? 

User Logon Groups &amp; Windows 95

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User Logon Groups &amp; Windows 95

User Logon Groups & Windows 95