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<blockquote data-quote="1stdead" data-source="post: 811676" data-attributes="member: 66469">rsenden: I read the link provided above and someone said this:Code how it was done:[collapse]void SomeMethod(){&nbsp; &nbsp; KeyboardHook hook = new KeyboardHook(&quot;Override minimize all&quot;);&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; string errorMessage;&nbsp; &nbsp; if (!hook.TrySetKeys(EnhancedKeys.WinLogo | EnhancedKeys.M, out errorMessage))&nbsp; &nbsp; {&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; // If another hook already owns these keys, you will get an error here.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; MessageBox.Show(errorMessage);&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; return;&nbsp; &nbsp; }&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; // Instead of minimizing all windows, WinLogo + M will now display&nbsp; &nbsp; // this messagebox.&nbsp; &nbsp; hook.Pressed += (s, e) =&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; {&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; MessageBox.Show(&quot;Pressed!&quot;);&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; };&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; // Activate the hook.&nbsp; &nbsp; hook.Engage();&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; // Sometime later...&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; // By default, the hook will only allow its Pressed event(s) to execute. To&nbsp; &nbsp; // allow additional processing, set this property to true. In this example, setting&nbsp; &nbsp; // AllowPassThrough to true will (1) display a message box and (2) minimize all windows.&nbsp; &nbsp; hook.AllowPassThrough = true;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; // By default, the hook's Pressed event(s) will only execute once per key press. To&nbsp; &nbsp; // continuously execute these events while the key is held down, set this to true.&nbsp; &nbsp; hook.AutoRepeat = true;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; // Disengage to temporarily disconnect the hook from the system. To re-activate,&nbsp; &nbsp; // call Engage() again.&nbsp; &nbsp; hook.Disengage();&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; // Kills off the hook. Don't forget to call Dispose or the hook's keys will remain&nbsp; &nbsp; // unavailable until after its finalizer has executed. Dispose() calls Disengage() so&nbsp; &nbsp; // it is not necessary to call both.&nbsp; &nbsp; hook.Dispose();&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; // Most of the rest is just informational&nbsp; &nbsp; Console.WriteLine(&quot;Is alt key used: &quot; + hook.Alt);&nbsp; &nbsp; Console.WriteLine(&quot;Is shift key used: &quot; + hook.Shift);&nbsp; &nbsp; Console.WriteLine(&quot;Is win logo key used: &quot; + hook.Windows);&nbsp; &nbsp; Console.WriteLine(&quot;Is control key used: &quot; + hook.Control);&nbsp; &nbsp; Console.WriteLine(&quot;Current keys: &quot; + hook.Keys);&nbsp; &nbsp; Console.WriteLine(&quot;Current unmodified key: &quot; + hook.UnmodifiedKey);&nbsp; &nbsp; Console.WriteLine(&quot;Is hook active: &quot; + hook.IsEngaged);&nbsp; &nbsp; Console.WriteLine(&quot;Hook has no keys assigned: &quot; + hook.IsEmpty);}[/collapse]Would that be possible?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="1stdead, post: 811676, member: 66469"] rsenden: I read the link provided above and someone said this: Code how it was done: [collapse] void SomeMethod() { KeyboardHook hook = new KeyboardHook("Override minimize all"); string errorMessage; if (!hook.TrySetKeys(EnhancedKeys.WinLogo | EnhancedKeys.M, out errorMessage)) { // If another hook already owns these keys, you will get an error here. MessageBox.Show(errorMessage); return; } // Instead of minimizing all windows, WinLogo + M will now display // this messagebox. hook.Pressed += (s, e) => { MessageBox.Show("Pressed!"); }; // Activate the hook. hook.Engage(); // Sometime later... // By default, the hook will only allow its Pressed event(s) to execute. To // allow additional processing, set this property to true. In this example, setting // AllowPassThrough to true will (1) display a message box and (2) minimize all windows. hook.AllowPassThrough = true; // By default, the hook's Pressed event(s) will only execute once per key press. To // continuously execute these events while the key is held down, set this to true. hook.AutoRepeat = true; // Disengage to temporarily disconnect the hook from the system. To re-activate, // call Engage() again. hook.Disengage(); // Kills off the hook. Don't forget to call Dispose or the hook's keys will remain // unavailable until after its finalizer has executed. Dispose() calls Disengage() so // it is not necessary to call both. hook.Dispose(); // Most of the rest is just informational Console.WriteLine("Is alt key used: " + hook.Alt); Console.WriteLine("Is shift key used: " + hook.Shift); Console.WriteLine("Is win logo key used: " + hook.Windows); Console.WriteLine("Is control key used: " + hook.Control); Console.WriteLine("Current keys: " + hook.Keys); Console.WriteLine("Current unmodified key: " + hook.UnmodifiedKey); Console.WriteLine("Is hook active: " + hook.IsEngaged); Console.WriteLine("Hook has no keys assigned: " + hook.IsEmpty); } [/collapse] Would that be possible? [/QUOTE]

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