>This probably has a simple answer that I am over looking. In the beginning of our main.prg, we have a declare statement:
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>DECLARE INTEGER GetPrivateProfileString IN Win32API AS GetPrivStr String cSection, String cKey, String cDefault, ;
> String @cBuffer, Integer nBufferSize, String cINIFile
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>We have a form based off of the tsbaseform. The first thing it does in the init of the form is fire off the RESTOREWINDOWPOS methoc which calls the GETPRIVSTR. However, we are getting the message:
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>File 'Getprivstr.prg' does not exist.
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>Any ideas?
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>Thanks - Joe Cuhaj / ABMC

Joe,

Well, since the alias isn't case-sensitive then that's not the problem. The actual declaration of the function is, but if it matches the one you've posted, then that shouldn't be the problem because it looks good from here.

About the only thing I can suggest, providing you're using 7.0 or 8.0 is to use the ADLLS() function to see what API functions have been loaded. I'd insert that just after the declaration and just before the call to the function and set breakpoints at each. This way you'll be able to tell if the function is registered both immediately after the declaration and right before the call. This is purely a SWAG, but I'd guess there's a CLEAR DLLS being issued after the declaration.