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    <title>Storm Documentation | Controls | Win32</title>
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    <h1>Win32 Library</h1>
    <p>The Win32 Library is designed to:</p>
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        <li>Provide wrappers for the native Win32 functions.</li>
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    <p>Library dependencies:</p>
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        <li>None</li>
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    <p>In the Storm.Win32 library there is only one class, Win32, which provides a lot of wrappers for the most used Win32 functions. Since there
are so many, I won't documentate them, but if you want information on specific Win32 functions, you can go to <a href="http://www.pinvoke.net">
P/Invoke</a>.</p>

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