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MCI_ANIM_OPEN_PARMS
 
        The MCI_ANIM_OPEN_PARMS structure contains information for
        MCI_OPEN message. When assigning data to the fields in this
        data structure, set the corresponding MCI flags in the dwFlags
        parameter of mciSendCommand to validate the fields. You can use
        the MCI_OPEN_PARMS data structure in place of
        MCI_ANIM_OPEN_PARMS if you are not using the extended data
        fields.
 
        typedef struct {
            DWORD dwCallback;
            UINT wDeviceID;
            UINT wReserved0;
            LPCSTR lpstrDeviceType;
            LPCSTR lpstrElementName;
            LPCSTR lpstrAlias;
            DWORD dwStyle;
            HWND hWndParent;
            UINT wReserved1;
        } MCI_ANIM_OPEN_PARMS;
 
Fields
        DWORD dwCallback
            The low-order word specifies a window handle used for the
            MCI_NOTIFY flag.
 
        UINT wDeviceID
            Specifies the device ID returned to user.
 
        UINT wReserved0
            Reserved field.
 
        LPCSTR lpstrDeviceType
            Specifies the name or constant ID of the device type.
 
        LPCSTR lpstrElementName
            Specifies the device element name (usually a pathname).
 
        LPCSTR lpstrAlias
            Specifies an optional device alias.
 
        DWORD dwStyle
            Specifies the window style.
 
        HWND hWndParent
            Specifies the handle to use as the window parent.
 
        UINT wReserved1
            Reserved.
 
See also
        MCI_OPEN
 
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