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This topic lists the available versions of the Common Control library (ComCtl32.dll), describes how to identify the version that your application is using, and explains how to target your application for a specific version. This topic contains the following sections. Common Control DLL Versions Numbers Support for common controls is provided by ComCtl32.dll, which all 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows include. Each successive version of the DLL supports the features and API of earlier versions and adds new features. Because various versions of ComCtl32.dll were distributed with Internet Explorer, the version that is active is sometimes different from the version that was shipped with the operating system. Therefore, your application must directly determine which version of ComCtl32.dll is present. In the common controls reference documentation, many programming elements specify a minimum supported DLL version number.

This version number indicates that the programming element is implemented in that version and subsequent versions of the DLL unless otherwise specified. If no version number is specified, the programming element is implemented in all existing versions of the DLL.

The following table outlines the different DLL versions and how they were distributed on supported OSes. ComCtl32.dll Version Distribution Platform 5.81 Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5, and Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 5.82 Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, and Windows 7 6.0 Windows Server 2003 6.10 Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, and Windows 7 Structure Sizes for Different Common Control Versions Ongoing enhancements to common controls have resulted in the need to extend many of the structures.

For this reason, the size of the structures has changed between different versions of Commctrl.h. Because most of the common control structures take a structure size as one of the parameters, a message or function can fail if the size is not recognized. To remedy this, structure size constants have been defined to aid in targeting different version of ComCtl32.dll. The following list defines the structure size constants. HDITEMV1SIZE The size of the structure in version 4.0.

IMAGELISTDRAWPARAMSV3SIZE The size of the structure in version 5.9. LVCOLUMNV1SIZE The size of the structure in version 4.0. LVGROUPV5SIZE The size of the structure in version 6.0.

LVHITTESTINFOV1SIZE The size of the structure in version 4.0. LVITEMV1SIZE The size of the structure in version 4.0. LVITEMV5SIZE The size of the structure in version 6.0.

LVTILEINFOV5SIZE The size of the structure in version 6.0. MCHITTESTINFOV1SIZE The size of the structure in version 4.0. NMLVCUSTOMDRAWV3SIZE The size of the structure in version 4.7.

NMTTDISPINFOV1SIZE The size of the structure in version 4.0. NMTVCUSTOMDRAWV3SIZE The size of the structure in version 4.7. PROPSHEETHEADERV1SIZE The size of the structure in version 4.0.

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PROPSHEETPAGEV1SIZE The size of the structure in version 4.0. REBARBANDINFOV3SIZE The size of the structure in version 4.7. REBARBANDINFOV6SIZE The size of the structure in version 6.0. TTTOOLINFOV1SIZE The size of the structure in version 4.0. TTTOOLINFOV2SIZE The size of the structure in version 4.7. TTTOOLINFOV3SIZE The size of the structure in version 6.0.

TVINSERTSTRUCTV1SIZE The size of the structure in version 4.0. Using DllGetVersion to Determine the Version Number The function can be called by an application to determine which DLL version is present on the system. Returns a structure. In addition to the information provided through, DLLVERSIONINFO2 also provides the hotfix number that identifies the latest installed service pack, which provides a more robust way to compare version numbers. Because the first member of DLLVERSIONINFO2 is a DLLVERSIONINFO structure, the later structure is backward-compatible. The following sample function GetVersion loads a specified DLL and attempts to call its function. If successful, it uses a macro to pack the major and minor version numbers from the structure into a DWORD that is returned to the calling application.

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If the DLL does not export DllGetVersion, the function returns zero. You can modify the function to handle the possibility that DllGetVersion returns a structure. If so, use the information in that DLLVERSIONINFO2 structure's ullVersion member to compare versions, build numbers, and service pack releases.

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The macro simplifies the task of comparing these values to those in ullVersion.