Windows32 API Library TODO
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It seems like Microsoft is adding new functionality to the Win32 API
every day, so there are always things to be done.

Big TODOs:

	* OLE2.  There is currently no OLE support at all.

	* RPC.  There is currently no RPC support at all; this would
	also require a MIDL compatible program to be written.

	* MAPI.  The messaging API.

	* TAPI.  So we can answer our phones :-)

	* Windows 95 shell extensions.

	* Comprehensive tests.  It is really unknown whether many of
	the function and structure definitions are correct; the only
	way to know is actually use them.

	* ODBC.  Not part of Win32 per se but it would be nice to have.

	* Win32s support.  Win32s is an attempt to allow Win32 programs
	to run under Microsoft's Windows 3.1 which does not fully support
	the Win32 API.

Small TODOs:

	* Internet extensions.  These are brand new as of now, so
	the API is still in beta; probably better to wait.

	* DDE.  For some reason I missed this in my initial version.

	* Program which uses every single function in the Windows32 API
	Library in order to test correct linkage.
