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#define INCL_WINMESSAGEMGR
 
WM_HELP
usCmd = (USHORT) SHORT1FROMMP(mp1);       /* command value */
fsSource = (USHORT) SHORT1FROMMP(mp2);    /* source type   */
fPointer = (BOOL) SHORT2FROMMP(mp2);      /* pointer flag  */
 
The WM_HELP message is sent when a keystroke is translated by an accelerator
table into a WM_HELP message. A WM_HELP message can also be posted by menu
controls and buttons, if they have the appropriate style.
 
The WM_HELP message is identical to the WM_COMMAND message, but WM_HELP
implies that the application should respond by displaying help information.
 
Parameter  Description
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usCmd      Low word of mp1. Specifies the command value.
 
fsSource   Low word of mp2. Specifies the source type. This parameter can be
           one of the following values:
 
           Value               Meaning
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           CMDSRC_ACCELERATOR  Posted as the result of an accelerator. The
                               usCmd parameter is the accelerator command
                               value.
 
           CMDSRC_MENU         Posted by a menu control. The usCmd parameter
                               is the identifier of the menu item.
 
           CMDSRC_PUSHBUTTON   Posted by a push-button control. The usCmd
                               parameter is the window identifier of the
                               push button.
 
           CMDSRC_OTHER        Other source. The usCmd parameter gives
                               further control-specific information defined
                               for each control type.
 
fPointer   High word of mp2. Indicates whether the message was posted as a
           result of a pointing-device (mouse) operation. A value of TRUE
           indicates a pointing device was used; FALSE indicates a keyboard
           operation.
 
Return Value
 
An application should return zero if it processes this message.
 
See Also
 
WM_COMMAND, WM_MENUSELECT, WM_TRANSLATEACCEL
 
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