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Date: Mon, 3 Sep 2001 21:22:27 +1000
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From: "Ian A. Mason" <iam AT turing DOT une DOT edu DOT au>
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Subject: Re: InternetGetConnectedState
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>When pieces are missing from header files it is because no one has
>added the missing pieces.

So I take it that that means there is no inherent problem with these
functions, after all guess they are straight calls to the underlying
operating system. Its just that I saw a similar query in the mailing
list in 1999, and a related posted fix (I can get the precise
references if required), but nothing seems to have permanently added
to the release since then, at least in the sense that the problem
remains.

Excuse my ignorant questioning, but I've only just recently been
dragged into having to use windows.


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