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It's like keylogger but I only want to know how many times they pressed the keyboard each day.
I'm doing it in windows form.
I'd love to have some help or at least what to type in google. 
Edit :
Thank's to this[^] article. 
modified 17-Jan-13 1:39am.
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I'm going to join this keylogging into my chatting application so my friend chat less and work much more.
They'll be able to know how many letters they typed in a day.
Is that a bad idea?
I've searched everywhere in google and tried in new project but still can't.
You can see my history of question, I ask when I don't know what to do. 
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Then you aren't looking for what you said originally. Within your app you could do that, but then why would your friend use it? And mightn't he type in Notepad and then paste to your app?
Whatever you do, you won't get what you want anyway.
Just tell your friend to get back to work.
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Midnight Ahri wrote: This is to make them enjoy working.
Doesn't sound like it.
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> It's only for 3 of my friend.
> This is to make them enjoy working.
Smacks of "the floggings will continue until morale improves".
I think you may soon have 3 fewer friends if you go ahead with this.
You can't make people enjoy working, but it's easy to make them not enjoy working...
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Do you know anything about me? Hint : Nothing
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I never claimed to, but I'm learning things about you quickly.
You go ahead - I'm sure your 'friends' will enjoy their work much more knowing their keystrokes are being logged.
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You should've told me about this earlier.
I'm a programmer in this company and nothing much to do.
I won't and not going to do something useless for them if they didn't ask.
This application is what they want, not me.
I'm angry because I can't fullfill what they want.
Sorry for misunderstanding. 
Oh ya, I didn't log their key, I only count how many times they typed.
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Soooo...how are you going to tell the difference between them working and screwing around?? Hint: You can't.
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Midnight Ahri wrote: Is that a bad idea?
Yes. You'll need to inform the victim that he/she is being monitored, otherwise you're in a heap o' legal trouble.
Second, it's bad advertisement; I would never work for someone who does not trust me. That's non-negotiable, there's no "working together" without trust.
Midnight Ahri wrote: I'm going to join this keylogging into my chatting application so my friend chat less and work much more.
What you consider "idle chatting" might be valuable research my friend.
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Eddy Vluggen wrote: You'll need to inform the victim that he/she is being monitored, otherwise
you're in a heap o' legal trouble
That depends on the context.
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Location, possibly; but the Dutch aren't the only ones with strict privacy-laws. No monitoring here without consent.
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Handling the forms keydown event would give you a count of key strokes within the application.
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Who ask you about difference between working and screwing around?
I only want to know how to hook keyboard press in a windows form even after it's minimized or not focused.
Look, I managed to solve my own problem.
I ask here nicely to get some help so I can finish this faster.
This is what I called (solution) even it's not what I want, I appreciate it.
Abhinav S wrote: Handling the forms keydown event would give you a count of key strokes within the application.
Dave, I believe you know how to do this.
But I don't know why everytime you respond my question, always something weird like your question above.
I tried to learn, not "gimme code to hook keyboard press please thank you email me bla bla".
Next time if you're not going to give me some help, then please find another question to answer.
modified 17-Jan-13 1:56am.
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It is only an option, but...
You may need to create a third dataset which the relationship itself is defined, and feed it with the information you get from these two webservices.
After that, you still can iterate through this third dataset to fill your gridview.
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which one is more useful ?
why?
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How do you define "more useful"? There are many reasons why you would choose one over the other but it will depend on the problem you are trying to solve and the skill levels and experience of your developers.
One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.
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That question is about as clearly defined as "apples or oranges?" why?.
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Hi,
Read this:
WPF vs. Windows Forms[^]
In some cases, my signature will be longer than my message...
<em style="color:red"> <b>ProgramFOX</b></em> ProgramFOX
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Windows Form is now "dated" and is not expected to get a lot of support from MS.
WPF was considered to be the replacement.
Metro apps and Xaml based programming may be the future.
So your question is quite tricky.
Building a WPF will help you learn xaml programming which could help you developing Metro apps as well - so I guess WPF might just be better.
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