Give functions to certain Keys, and suppress others.

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1 - I have setup a keyboard global listener, and I want to know whats the code to (Copy/Cut/Paste) to clipboard.

For ex.

F4 = Copy to clipboard.
F5 = paste...
...etc

2 - and I was able to suppress the right & left mouse clicks, is there like a method to suppress other keys like (L, K, O, Alt, Space..etc)?

P.S: the app works in the background, and activate the functions from there.

Thanks,
Regards.
Safi

Posted 12-Feb-12 3:57am

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Updated 12-Feb-12 3:58am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Feb-12 14:17pm

1) What is "global listener"? A "listener"? (yes, I know what the listener is, but this is C#, so what have you done?)
2) No, you could not suppress a click :-) So, what exactly have you done?

What do you mean by "suppress a key". You cannot suppress a key, this a part of your keyboard. You can only modify the effect of it. So, what happens if you don't "suppress" and what do you expect to happen? In what control, application, etc.?

What's the ultimate purpose of it.

Maybe should code sample could help.
--SA

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