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"Daniel Delande" <d.delande@fnac.net> wrote in message
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> I tried SendMessage() (I have a handle to the destination window),
> and found that the destination application ignores the Shifts.

It shouldn't be, unless either 1) you are not sending them correctly to
begin with, or 2) the window is specifically coded to ignore Shift if the
window is not focused (unlikely, but possible).

> I had the opportunity to hook WindowProc in the destination
> application, so as to monitor the keyboard messages
> WM_KEYDOWN, WM_KEYUP and WM_CHAR. I noted
> the sequence I got hooked when I actually typed the Shift+G
> sequence (WM_KEYDOWN Shift, WM_KEYDOWN G,
> WM_CHAR G, WM_KEYUP G and WM_KEYUP Shift)
> and repeated it in my program (verbatim, including scan codes,
> etc.). I found exactly the same sequence in the hook procedure,
> but unfortunatly, the destination application still ignored the Shifts.

Then it is an issue with the window itself, not your code.


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