Hot-Text was thinking very hard :
> "FromTheRafters"  wrote in message 
> news:luhhpv$17m$1@news2.open-news-network.org...
>> Hot-Text brought next idea :
>>> "Wolf K"  wrote in message 
>>> news:JnFOv.222661$4%3.102392@fx10.iad...
>>>> On 2014-09-06 2:12 AM, Hot-Text wrote:
>>>>> "Wolf K"  wrote in message
>>>>> news:9AtIv.277109$HF6.251424@fx30.iad...
>>>>>> Explain "libraries" in Windows.... ;-)
>>>>>         Wolf there more then one kind of "libraries" for Windows
>>>> Precisely.
>>>> Now explain them to the average user so they won't inadvertently lose 
>>>> precious photos and stuff.
>>>> Try it. You'll like it. Not.
>>>  Wolf K
>>>  I not here to write a Book
>>> "Windows DYNAMIC LINK LIBRARY"  for Dummies
>>
>> Always, to the best of my knowledge, a library is a collection 
>> (compilation) of items with a similarity of use. So, a media library and a 
>> code library are easy enough to explain.
>>
>> My "that's easy" comment was more about code libraries and how they evolved 
>> from subroutines.
>
> True!
>
> But I would bet Wolf!
>
> Would like to know
> How to call up code
> Libraries Function List
>
> 
>
> Calling a DLL Function
> Passing Structures
> Callback Functions
> How to: Implement Callback Functions

More likely, from a more recent post, he was addressing the need to 
explain Windows libraries to the uninitiated. That is, to the 'clueless 
newbies' in the computer user realm.


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