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NF:ole2.OleDuplicateData |
OleDuplicateData function (ole2.h) |
Duplicates the data found in the specified handle and returns a handle to the duplicated data. The source data is in a clipboard format. Use this function to help implement some of the data transfer interfaces such as IDataObject. |
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com\oleduplicatedata.htm |
com |
c4ba0b54-e9e1-4c05-b4f8-ce5390cada17 |
12/05/2018 |
OleDuplicateData, OleDuplicateData function [COM], _ole_OleDuplicateData, com.oleduplicatedata, ole2/OleDuplicateData |
ole2.h |
Windows |
Windows 2000 Professional [desktop apps only] |
Windows 2000 Server [desktop apps only] |
Ole32.lib |
Ole32.dll |
Windows |
19H1 |
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Duplicates the data found in the specified handle and returns a handle to the duplicated data. The source data is in a clipboard format. Use this function to help implement some of the data transfer interfaces such as IDataObject.
Handle of the source data.
Clipboard format of the source data.
Flags to be used to allocate global memory for the copied data. These flags are passed to GlobalAlloc. If the value of uiFlags is NULL, GMEM_MOVEABLE is used as a default flag.
On success the HANDLE to the source data is returned; on failure a NULL value is returned.
The CF_METAFILEPICT, CF_PALETTE, or CF_BITMAP formats receive special handling. They are GDI handles and a new GDI object must be created instead of just copying the bytes. All other formats are duplicated byte-wise.