🚀 go-pugleaf

Ok, then try changing from this:

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__declspec(dllexport) bool installhook(HWND hwnd)
{
     hkb = SetWindowsHookEx(
         WH_KEYBOARD,
         (HOOKPROC) KeyboardProc,
         HInstance,
        0);

     Handle = hwnd;
     return hkb;
}

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To this:

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// variable created by the compiler's startup code
// instance handle/module handle of the DLL, the same
// value as is passed as a calling arg to DllEntryPoint

extern HINSTANCE _hInstance;

__declspec(dllexport) bool installhook(HWND hwnd)
{
     hkb = SetWindowsHookEx(
         WH_KEYBOARD,
         (HOOKPROC) KeyboardProc,
         _hInstance,
        0);

     Handle = hwnd;
     return hkb;
}

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.  Ed

> qyte wrote in message
> news:44fd4773$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
> No you are wrong... :(
> I Tested it and HInstance returns the same exact handle as
> the LoadLibrary call returns from within the main program...
> Apart from that the HInstance within the main app is COMPLETELY
> different from that one and the one that LoadLibrary returns
> obviously... I will test it anyway the GetModuleHandle() method
> anyway just in case... :(
>
> I was rather hasty in my previous post... The code works GREAT
> but only if you are interested in catching keyboard strokes within
> your application only, which is APPARENTLY UNACCEPTABLE in my case...