On XP, Win2k and Win2k3, the system DSN's are stored in the registry in

        MEM_RESET          = 0x00080000, // Win2K only

        MEM_PHYSICAL       = 0x00400000, // Win2K only

   ' Ignore the 64-bit flags when running from <= Win2k

   ' Ignore the 64-bit flags when running from <= Win2k

        uint reqRecs = 100; // Number of records to get (Win2K+ only allows 100 at a time)

Seems to work for Win98, WinNT, WinXP, Win2K, and Win2003.

static extern TODO Win2K(TODO);

Declare Function Win2K Lib "ole32.dll" (TODO) As TODO

The System.Management API allows for lots of printer stuff, but doesn't let you delete a print job in Win2K.

The System.Management API allows for lots of printer stuff, but doesn't let you delete a print job in Win2K.