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QuestionListening/Sending keys Pin
See_Sharp5-Sep-09 13:22
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Hey guys,

I was wondering if there was a way to listen for specific keys from another application.

Before anyone jumps to conclusions (that's usually the case with these types of questions, lol), I'm playing a game and I would like to re-map some controls.

For example, whenever I press keystroke 'A', I want the application to process the keystroke, and send keystroke 'B'. It doesn't matter if the game actually receives 'A' AND 'B' (the original 'A' from the keyboard input).

I'm comfortable with reading the keys and using windows API to send keys too, but my problem is that the form actually needs to be active, but that wouldn't be the case when I'm playing the game.

So... I guess the question comes down to... Is it possible to have a Windows Forms Application to perform tasks in the background while another application is active?

This would be a work-around of creating a windows service JUST FOR THIS Frown | :( which I really would want to avoid since I just want something really simple done... lol

If anyone has some clues/info, I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks!
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