This section covers:
To get the most out of this SDK, you should be familiar with the following (at least):
This SDK uses following typographic conventions:
| Convention | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Bold text | Indicates a word that is a function name, data type, or other fixed element of the Windows, OLE, or Speech API -- for example, Pause(). |
| Italic text | Indicates a word that is a placeholder or variable -- for example, pdwPitch. Function parameters in API reference material are italicized to indicate that any variable name can be used. In addition, first mentions of important terms are italicized to highlight their definitions. |
| UPPERCASE TEXT | Indicates a constant or structure -- for example, SRGRMFMT_CFG. Uppercase also indicates Microsoft® MS-DOS® filenames and paths. |
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Indicates source code examples. |
Also, the interface syntax in this SDK follows the variable-naming convention known as Hungarian notation, in which variables are prefixed with lower-case letters to indicate their data type. For example, pszString is a pointer to a zero-terminated string.
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