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How can to discover if has a recorded RegisterHotKey in Windows?
How can to my application Delphi discover if has RegisterHotKey recorded for another program?
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I already had made a Loop that tests all the possibilities of hotkey, but I wanted to make a cleaner routine!
It found that the Windows had a ready command!
It found that the Windows had a ready command!
I've been looking around but apparently there is no such clean code.
What is that command that you found ?
What is that command that you found ?
ASKER
All program that captures the screen goes to call the function windows GetWindowDC (GetDesktopWindow), then the part of the code .exe will be equal for all, agrees to me?
I made two programs in Delphi.
The first one uses the function GetWindowDC (GetDesktopWindow) and second hand it does not use the function.
I compared the code .exe of the two programs and more found the following code in the first program:
232, 218, 151, 251,
255, 80, 232, 188,
152, 251, 255, 163,
212, 251, 68, 0
Now I have that to look for inside of other programs that capture the screen, if they possess a part of this code.
It will be that I am certain?
I made two programs in Delphi.
The first one uses the function GetWindowDC (GetDesktopWindow) and second hand it does not use the function.
I compared the code .exe of the two programs and more found the following code in the first program:
232, 218, 151, 251,
255, 80, 232, 188,
152, 251, 255, 163,
212, 251, 68, 0
Now I have that to look for inside of other programs that capture the screen, if they possess a part of this code.
It will be that I am certain?
I feel you are a bit confused.
You want to know which hotkeys are reserved by other applications, right?
Thus... what have GetWindowDC and other GDI functions got to do with your requirements?
And, besides that, what are those numbers?
Tell me you're not trying to interpret CPU instructions that way
You want to know which hotkeys are reserved by other applications, right?
Thus... what have GetWindowDC and other GDI functions got to do with your requirements?
And, besides that, what are those numbers?
Tell me you're not trying to interpret CPU instructions that way
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I not bit confused!
1º I need to discover if some program in use in the WIndows can copy or this copying the screen of windows
2º I check that the majority of them uses hotkeys, not all, then is not enough to block hotkeys, necessary discovered one another solution
3º Then I verified that to copy the screen ALL the programs need to use the GetWindowDC function
4º Therefore I am looking the instructions of the corresponding processor to the GetWindowDC command
5º If I to discover, resolve my problem because when verifying an open program I check if it uses the instructions of the corresponding processor to the GetWindowDC command
You understood
1º I need to discover if some program in use in the WIndows can copy or this copying the screen of windows
2º I check that the majority of them uses hotkeys, not all, then is not enough to block hotkeys, necessary discovered one another solution
3º Then I verified that to copy the screen ALL the programs need to use the GetWindowDC function
4º Therefore I am looking the instructions of the corresponding processor to the GetWindowDC command
5º If I to discover, resolve my problem because when verifying an open program I check if it uses the instructions of the corresponding processor to the GetWindowDC command
You understood
I understand that you posted this question:
"How can to discover if has a recorded RegisterHotKey in Windows?"
and now you're pushing 4 more problems that have nothing to do with your question.
So please don't go off topic. Not on EE, if you want to receive help.
Did my and jimyX's posts help you?
You said "It found that the Windows had a ready command!".
Please tell us which is this fabulous command. Remember: we're talking about HOTKEYS not windows' DC or the like.
"How can to discover if has a recorded RegisterHotKey in Windows?"
and now you're pushing 4 more problems that have nothing to do with your question.
So please don't go off topic. Not on EE, if you want to receive help.
Did my and jimyX's posts help you?
You said "It found that the Windows had a ready command!".
Please tell us which is this fabulous command. Remember: we're talking about HOTKEYS not windows' DC or the like.
ASKER
I finish this topic and I have new topic more especific!
the author has received two valid answers for his question, which is quite clear indeed.
the fact that, later on, he got confused about his whole project is not a valid reason for deleting this question without assigning points to Experts who took the time to help him.
the fact that, later on, he got confused about his whole project is not a valid reason for deleting this question without assigning points to Experts who took the time to help him.
ASKER
You did not understand my problem!
I want to know I eat to detect if some hotkey was registered, any one! Not one hotkey specific!