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The RASMONITORDLG structure is used in the RasMonitorDlg function to specify additional input and output parameters.
typedef struct tagRASMONITORDLG {
IN DWORD dwSize;
IN HWND hwndOwner;
IN DWORD dwFlags;
IN DWORD dwStartPage;
IN LONG xDlg;
IN LONG yDlg;
OUT DWORD dwError;
IN DWORD reserved;
IN DWORD reserved2;
} RASMONITORDLG;
Members
dwSize
Specifies the size of this structure, in bytes. Before calling RasMonitorDlg, set this member to sizeof(RASMONITORDLG) to indicate the version of the structure. If dwSize is not a valid size, RasMonitorDlg fails and sets the dwError member to ERROR_INVALID_SIZE.
hwndOwner
Identifies the window that owns the modal RasMonitorDlg property sheet. This member can be any valid window handle, or it can be NULL if the property sheet has no owner.
dwFlags
A bit flag that indicates the options that are enabled for the property sheet. You can specify the following value.
| Value | Meaning |
| RASMDFLAG_PositionDlg | Causes RasMonitorDlg to use the values specified by the xDlg and yDlg members to position the dialog box. If this flag is not set, the dialog box is centered on the owner window, unless hwndOwner is NULL, in which case, the dialog box is centered on the screen. |
dwStartPage
A set of bit flags that indicate the initial page of the property sheet to display on top. You can specify one of the following values.
| Value | Meaning |
| RASMDPAGE_Status | Display the Status page on top. This is the default. |
| RASMDPAGE_Summary | Display the Summary page on top. |
| RASMDPAGE_Preferences | Display the Preferences page on top. |
xDlg
Specifies the horizontal screen coordinate of the upper-left corner of the property sheet. This value is used only if the RASMDFLAG_PositionDlg flag is set.
yDlg
Specifies the vertical screen coordinate of the upper-left corner of the property sheet. This value is used only if the RASMDFLAG_PositionDlg flag is set.
dwError
The RasMonitorDlg function sets this member to a system error code or RAS error code if an error occurs. If no error occurs, the function sets dwError to zero. This value is ignored on input.
reserved
Reserved; must be zero.
reserved2
Reserved; must be zero.
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