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 Bruce Salzman wrote:
> "Spike" <vanoorspronk@not_hotmail.com.invalid> wrote:
>
> <snip>
>
>> It looks like it runs OK (without errors that is), but it won't set
>> the hook, because the HINSTANCE is NULL.
>
> The line
>    instanceHandle = &hinstDLL;
> should be
>    instanceHandle = hinstDLL;

Hmm, I already had this, but due to not working code and me goind
desperate I tried some things with it. I forgot to change it back to
the right one. Anyways, it still doesn't work...

> I'd suggest defining STRICT in your project's Conditional Defines
> to help catch misuse of handles/ints/addresses.

;o) I'm kinda new to C++. I used Java before. I guess you advise me to
add "#define STRICT" on top of the page, is that correct? Still
nothing...

The strange thing is: when I set a breakpoint at "instanceHandle =
hinst;" or anywhere else in the DLLEntryPoint it does not break, so it
isn't even being called yet. How do I get it to load?

By the way, thanks for your reply...
-- 
Spike

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