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Default Calling functions in Windows?

Is it possible to execute common functionality in e.g. W2K from C#?

I thought it could be neat to make a small program that was able to do some common cleanup tasks on my PC as Empty Recycle Bin, or deletion of cookies. It would also be cool if one was able to do more complex commands from within C# code. This however without doing simple file removal.

I think there is a way to use some W2K functionality from some dll's of W2K. Where can I find reference information about this if it is possible to call the W2K inteface!?

Thanks!

Jacob.
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