APILOAD is the "Object Browser" for "classic" DLLs. It is a viewer that allows you to browse 
VB/VBA module declaration headers that have been saved as text files, and special database 
files that have been converted by APILOAD. It was originally written for easy examination 
of the Win32 API DLLs. However, it has been discovered that as long as the text file describing 
the DLL's API is a valid VB/VBA Module Declaration Header, APILOAD will read it and can 
subsequently convert it to an Access database. APILOAD as installed by Visual Studio comes 
with the WIN32API.mdb file for the Win32 DLLs. See APILOAD_C_Headers.txt for information on 
how to convert C/C++ headers to valid VB/VBA Modules.

APILOAD reads Access databases much faster than text files; also, API information in a database 
can be queried, reported, examined with forms, etc. However, it is easier to keep the data in a 
text file while the DLLs' declaration information is being developed.

WARNINGS: 

1) APILOAD *WILL NOT* correctly convert declarations that have multiple lines separated by line 
continuation delimiters (" _"). Prior to conversion to an Access database, remove the line continuation 
characters from each statement in the text file.

2) APILOAD will not process statements beginning with the Public or Private keywords; it adds the word 
"Public" when it sends the statement to the clipboard. Remove all "Public" and "Private" keywords from your declare statements.

APILOAD also supports loading files from the command line or Right-click menu, using the switches below. Both must be in uppercase:

/T	Text file
/D	Microsoft Access Database

APILOAD requires dblist32.ocx.