I am writing a program in MS VisualC++. I set a keyboard hook by hHook = SetWindowsHookEx(13,MyProc,GetModuleHandle(NULL),0);.
I\'m trying to \"stretch\" an existing application. The goal is to make an existing application become larger without changing the code of that application.
Microsoft does not recommend DirectInput for keyboard and mouse input. As such, I\'ve written an input manager class that uses SetWindowsHookEx to hook into WndProc and GetMsg. I believe the hooks are
I previously asked a question about something similar but I believe this time the circumstances are different.
Is there a simple way to hook registry access of a process that my code executes? I know about SetWindowsHookEx and friends, but its just too complex... I still have hopes that there is a way as simpl
My application should perform some action whenever user pressed certain keys in windows. Calling SetWindowsHookEx with WH_KEYBOARD_LL option seems to be standard way to achieve this. However in my c
I have found similar questions on this page, but I can\'t seem to figure out how to interpret the answers or figure out if they are truly duplicates.
I want to set a global hook by SetWindowsHookEx. The hook is wrapped in hook.dll and is registered by a GUI window app.exe. Everything works fine on window NT/xp. But on Win7, how could I start app.ex
helos,开发者_如何转开发 on WinXP my application has been sucessfully using a global mousehook to retrieve mouseposition and clicks even if it does not have the focus. the hook is in a separate .dll a
I need to inject a dll into one or more external processes, from which I also want to intercept keybord events. That\'s why using SetWindowsHookEx with WH_KEYBOARD looks like an easy way to achieve bo
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