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"Zoetjuh" <peter@i-hate-spam.zoetjuh.demon.nl> wrote in message 
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> "Bob Gonder" <notbg@notmindspring.invalid> wrote in message 
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>> Zoetjuh wrote:
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>>>Violation error; now I'm not sure what buffersize to use, but this one seems 
>>>to
>>>suffice:
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>> No, too small. Way too small.
>>
>>>    FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION *ChangesBuffer = new FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION();
>>>    DWORD ChangesMaxBuffer = sizeof(FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION) + MAX_PATH;
>>
>> Should be MAX_PATH*2 because the path is WCHARs
>> Also, ChangesBuffer is too small. It only has room for ONE char of the
>> returned path!Should be more like
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>>    FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION *ChangesBuffer =
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>> (FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION*)GlobalAlloc(GMEM_FIXED,ChangesMaxBuffer);
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>>
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> Thanks. The Acces Violation is gone, however my filename now has a lot of 
> questionmark at the end. It seems the FileNameLength is incorrect, or I'm not 
> doing the right conversion?
>

Corrected by halving the no. of bytes from FileNameLength