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Blocking System from Executing certain Keypress Combinations

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    Nagendra Kamath K
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    I wanted to block certain Key Combinations pressed by the user from being executed by the System when my application is active. For example in WIN 98 when any application is running, if the user presses Ctrl+Alt+Del, the Taskmanager will popup. I want to block such events from being happening when my application is active. Such blocking is to be implemented for certain combinations of Key presses. Exaplination with some code examples is highly appreciated since i need to implement this pretty urgently. :doh: CHEERS

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      I wanted to block certain Key Combinations pressed by the user from being executed by the System when my application is active. For example in WIN 98 when any application is running, if the user presses Ctrl+Alt+Del, the Taskmanager will popup. I want to block such events from being happening when my application is active. Such blocking is to be implemented for certain combinations of Key presses. Exaplination with some code examples is highly appreciated since i need to implement this pretty urgently. :doh: CHEERS

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      Dave Kreskowiak
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      This has been discusssed on the boards MANY times here on CodeProject. This is the link to the answer --> http://www.codeproject.com/script/comments/forums.asp?msg=784266&forumid=1649#xx784266xx[^] RageInTheMachine9532

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