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Phone-book Entries
Phone-book entries contain the information necessary to establish a RAS
connection. A user or administrator can use the Dial-Up Networking dialog box to create, edit, and dial phone-book entries.
Windows 95:
Windows 95 supports a limited set of the Win32 functions for working with
phone-book entries. You can use the RasCreatePhonebookEntry and RasEditPhonebookEntry functions to create or edit a phone-book entry. These functions display a
dialog box in which the user can specify information about the phone-book entry.
You can use the RasGetEntryDialParams and RasSetEntryDialParams functions to set or retrieve the connection parameters for a phone-book
entry. The RasEnumEntries function retrieves an array of RASENTRYNAME structures that contain the phone-book entry names.
Windows NT version 4.0 supports the functions described for Windows 95, as
well as a number of additional functions that an application can use to work with
phone books and phone-book entries.
The RasEntryDlg function displays a property sheet that enables the user to create, edit, or
copy phone-book entries. The RasCreatePhonebookEntry and RasEditPhonebookEntry functions call the RasEntryDlg function. You can use the RasRenameEntry function to rename a phone-book entry, or the RasDeleteEntry to delete an entry. The RasValidateEntryName determines whether a specified string has the correct format to be used as an
entry name.
You can use the RasGetEntryProperties and RasSetEntryProperties to get and set additional information about a phone-book entry. These
functions use a RASENTRY structure.
The RasGetCredentials and RasSetCredentials functions get and set the user credentials associated with a specified RAS
phone-book entry. These functions use a RASCREDENTIALS structure.
The RasGetCountryInfo function retrieves country-specific dialing information from the Windows
Telephony list of countries. RasGetCountryInfo uses the RASCTRYINFO structure.
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