James_Wyatt
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Watching for a double key press
I need a program to sit quitly in the back ground and only come up when the user presses a cirtain key combination, i.e. if the press ctrl twice. I could be in any program when this happens.
Does anyone know how to do this?
Does anyone know how to do this?
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Yep that was the problem (.NET 2005), very very annoying, thanks for your help both of you.
yw, thanks for the points.
"very very annoying"
Yes...VERY annoying...it took me quite awhile to figure this out! The same bloody code worked fine in VB.Net 2003 and I tried many, many different versions of the code in VB.Net 2005 before I figured out the code was just fine as it originally was. Grrrrrrr..... (I still don't know what the difference in the IDEs is)
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Yes...VERY annoying...it took me quite awhile to figure this out! The same bloody code worked fine in VB.Net 2003 and I tried many, many different versions of the code in VB.Net 2005 before I figured out the code was just fine as it originally was. Grrrrrrr..... (I still don't know what the difference in the IDEs is)
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I've implemented the code from the example, it does call the 'New' sub however it doesn't seem to call the 'LowLevelKeyboardProc' function.