This class allows you to tap keyboard and mouse and/or to detect their activity even when an application runs in the background or does not have any user interface at all.; Author: George Mamaladze; Section: C#; Chapter: Languages
You can use hooks to monitor certain types of events. This article describes how to set a hook that is specific to a thread and to a hook procedure by using the mouse hook as an example.
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I answered a question today where someone asked for an example of setting a low-level keyboard hook with C#. I actually have an example of doing so in my May 2006 MSDN Magazine article on Managed Debugging Assistants , but the example is pu...
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