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What kind of response does access give re toolhelp.dll. &nbsp;You should be able to cal functions with the proper declare statement. &nbsp;You may have to alias them as most functions whihc have string arguments exist in both unicode format and ansi.<br />
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What kind of response does access give re toolhelp.dll.  You should be able to cal functions with the proper declare statement.  You may have to alias them as most functions whihc have string arguments exist in both unicode format and ansi.
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Fixed the -1 problem on this question.<br />
Escrow points corrected.<br />
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Fixed the -1 problem on this question.
Escrow points corrected.

kb
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I have an application in access 2.0 it uses the api function GetModuleUsage in a While structure, I have to migrate the application to access 7 for windows 95, but this function disappear in 32 bits, How can I substitute this function?<br />
I use the toolhelp.dll but it does not work, the acces does not recognize the library...<br />

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I have an application in access 2.0 it uses the api function GetModuleUsage in a While structure, I have to migrate the application to access 7 for windows 95, but this function disappear in 32 bits, How can I substitute this function?
I use the toolhelp.dll but it does not work, the acces does not recognize the library...


getmodule usage problem

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.