To make this work in Windows use the SetWindowsHookEx() function.This function has to reside in a DLL to work properly.
Look in the MSC++ help for an example.
: To make this work in Windows use the SetWindowsHookEx() function.: This function has to reside in a DLL to work properly.
: Look in the MSC++ help for an example.
Could you send me some good functions (SetWindowsHookEx() needed!) and examples from msc++ help to spzsz@excite.com? Thank You
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: interrupt. After pressing a specified button,
: the keyboard stops working, until a press to this
: button. It is working in real mode, but what
: sould i do to make it work in protected mode, or in
: windows?
To make this work in Windows use the SetWindowsHookEx() function.
This function has to reside in a DLL to work properly.
Look in the MSC++ help for an example.
: interrupt. After pressing a specified button,
: the keyboard stops working, until a press to this
: button. It is working in real mode, but what
: sould i do to make it work in protected mode, or in
: windows?
To make this work in Windows use the SetWindowsHookEx() function.
This function has to reside in a DLL to work properly.
Look in the MSC++ help for an example.
: : interrupt. After pressing a specified button,
: : the keyboard stops working, until a press to this
: : button. It is working in real mode, but what
: : sould i do to make it work in protected mode, or in
: : windows?
: To make this work in Windows use the SetWindowsHookEx() function.
: This function has to reside in a DLL to work properly.
: Look in the MSC++ help for an example.
Could you send me some good functions (SetWindowsHookEx() needed!)
and examples from msc++ help to spzsz@excite.com? Thank You