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POP-UP CAPSLOCK Tray Application using C#

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    Does anyone know if there is a simple tray application that will provide a pop-up window that indicates that the caps lock in on? I want to see the window at the bottom of my screen when the CAPSLOCK on and have it dissappear when the CAPSLOCK is off. Otherwise; can anyone tell me how to write such an application using Visual Studio 2010 and C#? Thanks in advance. Joe :)

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      Does anyone know if there is a simple tray application that will provide a pop-up window that indicates that the caps lock in on? I want to see the window at the bottom of my screen when the CAPSLOCK on and have it dissappear when the CAPSLOCK is off. Otherwise; can anyone tell me how to write such an application using Visual Studio 2010 and C#? Thanks in advance. Joe :)

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      There must be applets around that do that, I don't have any information on them though. Creating something yourself would be very easy; polling the keyboard state at 1 or 2 Hz using Control.IsKeyLocked[^] seems the easiest way to do it. :)

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        There must be applets around that do that, I don't have any information on them though. Creating something yourself would be very easy; polling the keyboard state at 1 or 2 Hz using Control.IsKeyLocked[^] seems the easiest way to do it. :)

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        I cannot find a simple CAPSLOCK pop-up program. Thanks for the tip on Control.IsKeyLocked[^], but I am not sure how to write a tray app to monitor the keyboard. I need more specific direction on this.

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