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This sample was contributed by <A HREF="mailto:dkremer@netvision.net.il">Dror Kremer</A>.


<P>I've recently needed to use Win32 Hooks and it took me a couple of days
until I got everything right. I've searched the net for a complete working
sample of how to use it and couldn't find any sample (even in C, let alone
MFC), so I dug out a sample from VC 2 that used hooks, and borrowed pieces
of code from it. 

<P>Anyway, I'm sending the code over, if you like it, post it.
There are a few limitations to the code - but it meets my needs, I can
customize it if the need arises :)
The code includes the hooks server - a small dll that windows will inject
into every monitored process address space, and will send messages to the
client.

<P>To use the server simply do the following :
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<li>Include HooksClient.h and .cpp in the project.
<li>Add CHooksClient to the list of classes your class (the one you want to
process hook messages) derives from. (i.e. class CMySpyWnd : public CWnd,
public CHooksClient牋 or class CMySpyApp : public CWinApp, public
CHooksClient).
<li>Derive the constructor of CHooksClient in the constructor(s) of the class.
<li>Add a function to the class : void ProcessHookMessage(HWND hwnd, UINT
nMessage, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam); 
This function will be called for each message sent or posted to the window.
This function is declared as pure virtual in CHooksClient so you _must_
implement it.
</ol>

<P>To start spying on a window call InstallWindowHook(HWND hwnd) and pass the
handle of the window you want to spy on, or call InstallSystemHook() to spy
on all windows. When you call InstallWindowHook to spy on a window, you
will actually get messages back on all windows in that thread, that's
beacause windows can install a hook for a thread not a window.

<P>NOTICE: When you call InstallSystemHook() and run the program in the
debugger, it may cause MSDEV to crash (or even the whole system) the reason
for this is that when you install a system-wide hook, you monitor MSDEV as
well, and when it tries to break, and "suspend" your program's execution it
can't because the hooks server continues to send messages about stuff
that's happening in MSDEV - that's my guess anyway, because I have no way
of debugging this besides installing a debugging hook and I don't wanna :)


<P>BTW: Copy the hooks dll to the debug or release directory of the test
program (or anywhere in the path) otherwise it won't work.

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