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SUUserRetrieveData

Retrieves user data.

The data must have been previously saved by using the SUUserSaveData function.

This function should not be used. The SUUserPopData function should be used instead.

VOID SUUserRetrieveData(

    WORD wIndex,

    VOID VWPTR *pData,

    HPROC reserved

   );

Parameters

wIndex
Index value specifying the data to retrieve. This value must have been previously returned by the SUUserSaveData function.
pData
Address of the VwStreamUserSaveType structure receiving the data.
reserved
Reserved; do not use.

Return Values

None.

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