How to recode pressed key even if the app is running as backround process

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hii.

I created simple app which detect any pressed key.But i want to run this app as backround process(which start at windows startup).
So i can record it in my DB.but i dont have idea how to do it..
need help..
Thank you
swapnil

Posted 23-Jan-12 6:49am

swapnilKumbhar

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Catalin Serafimescu · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-23T06:54:00

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Keylogger ?? Shame on you...
You can use windows hooks[^]

Posted 23-Jan-12 6:54am

Catalin Serafimescu

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swapnilKumbhar 23-Jan-12 12:59pm

dude.ya i m new in programng so dont knw such advance thing.m tryng..b cool

Catalin Serafimescu 23-Jan-12 13:01pm

Seriously, don't start with keyloggers or any advanced things. Start with basics, it will help you later.

JackDingler 23-Jan-12 13:33pm

So you're new to programming, and you want to start out by doing something that is complex and difficult for experienced programmers to do...

Catalin is right. Key loggers are generally unethical.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Jan-12 19:41pm

Agree, a 5.
--SA

[no name] 24-Jan-12 9:10am

5!