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Keyboard Buffer in Windows
How can I find the keyboard buffer in the memory for Windows 95/NT.
I would like to write an application with a timer, it can write something to
keyboard buffer directly without typing any key. I know how to implement it
under DOS. I found that it was different under windows.
I would like to write an application with a timer, it can write something to
keyboard buffer directly without typing any key. I know how to implement it
under DOS. I found that it was different under windows.
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My purpose is to write a program and let it run in background mode. This program can be registed in
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,
"SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Window
so it can be loaded by the system before logon.
I would like to let this program give the password in login dialog box instead of enter
possword on keyboard.
Any good suggestion?
hbh
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,
"SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Window
so it can be loaded by the system before logon.
I would like to let this program give the password in login dialog box instead of enter
possword on keyboard.
Any good suggestion?
hbh
In general (not always) The best way to "fake" keystrokes is to use the keybd_event() procedure. It tends to be simpler and better behaved than sending key messages.
ASKER
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,
"SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Window
so it can be loaded by the system before logon.
I would like to let this program give the password in login dialog box instead of enter
possword on keyboard.
Any good suggestion?
hbh