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ShellExecute() is declared in Shell

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ShellExecute() is declared in Shell

ShellExecute() is declared in Shell

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ShellExecute() is declared in Shellapi.h or windows.h?

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RE: ShellExecute() is declared in Shell

Easy way to help yourself

CODE

#include <windows.h>
#include <shellapi.h>

int main ()
{
    ShellExecute();
}

This will produce an error. Highlight ShellExecute, right click and select Goto Definition. This will pop up the file where it is declared.

Alternatively,

CODE

cd /d c:\p*86*
cd "Micro* SDKs"
findstr /s ShellExecute *.h

This would have taken 5 minutes instead of the few hours/days that you've spent waiting for the answer.

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