Microsoft KB Archive/92421

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DOCERR: The brute Function dmExtTextOut Is Supported

Q92421



The information in this article applies to:


  • Microsoft Windows Device Development Kit (DDK) for Windows, version 3.1





SUMMARY

Section 4.1.25.2 (pg 133) of the Windows 3.1 Device Driver Kit's (DDK) Device Driver Adaptation Guide manual incorrectly states that there is currently no support for the dmExtTextOut() brute function. Windows 3.1 GDI does export a dmExtTextOut() function (ordinal 214). A printer driver may call dmExtTextOut() in response to a call to its ExtTextOut() function.

The function declaration is as follows:

   LONG FAR PASCAL dmExtTextOut(LPBITMAP, short, short, LPRECT, LPSTR,
      short, LPFONTINFO, LPDRAWMODE, LPTEXTXFORM, PSHORT, LPRECT, WORD); 



REFERENCE

The return values are as defined for the ExtTextOut() documented on page 344 in Chapter 10 of the 3.1 DDK's "Device Driver Adaptation Guide" manual.

Additional query words: 3.10

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Last Reviewed: November 1, 1999
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