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I have been able to locate most of the WM_ messages and determine their values. However, I cannot seem to find messages 140 - 148 (decimal). Could someone please tell me what they are and where they are documented?

I have prepared an excel spreadsheet with (almost) all (230) WM_ messages and their hex and decimal codes.

I also have an excel spreadsheet with all of the text related structures.

These are both available for posting/submission if anyone is interested.

Ditto for time structures.

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Posted 15-Dec-10 9:49am

Bob Buckingham

Updated 15-Dec-10 10:36am

Manfred Rudolf Bihy

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy 15-Dec-10 16:37pm

Don't post your email address, unless you love spam of course. :)

Anthony Mushrow 15-Dec-10 22:25pm

Please don't add answers when you want to leave a comment to somebody else's answer, there is a small link at the bottom right of each answer labelled 'Add Comment' that lets you add a comment to an existing answer.

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2010-12-15T10:44:00

Solution 1

You're assuming there are messages in that range. Sorry to disappoint, but that range doesn't have any WM_* messages.

You can find the complete list in the WinUser.h file found in the Windows SDK.

Posted 15-Dec-10 10:44am

Dave Kreskowiak

Henry Minute · Answer 2 · 2010-12-15T13:09:00

Solution 3

I have a small utility that has been useful on occasions like this.

Error Messages for Windows v2.9[^].

It hasn't been updated since 2005 though.

Posted 15-Dec-10 13:09pm

Henry Minute