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==PPRFPROFILE== | ==PPRFPROFILE== | ||
A pointer to a PRFPROFILE structure. Same as (PRFPROFILE *). | A pointer to a PRFPROFILE structure. Same as (PRFPROFILE *). | ||
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Revision as of 21:39, 20 November 2019
- ULONG cchUserName
- This is the size, in bytes, of the buffer pointed to by the pszUserName field (described below).
- PSZ pszUserName
- This points to a buffer holding the name of the new user profile. (in other Prf* API calls, the user profile handle is specified as HINI_USERPROFILE). This is a null-terminated (ASCIIZ) string.
- ULONG cchSysName
- This is the size, in bytes, of the buffer pointed to by the pszSysName field (described below). You should let PrfQueryProfile() set this field for you.
- PSZ pszSysName
- This points to a buffer holding the name of the new system profile. (in other Prf* API calls, the system profile handle is specified as HINI_SYSTEMPROFILE). This is a null-terminated (ASCIIZ) string. Again, you should let PrfQueryProfile() set this field for you.
PPRFPROFILE
A pointer to a PRFPROFILE structure. Same as (PRFPROFILE *).