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Event Handling for System Date

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    I want to know if the following is possible. I need to create an application that can trap a call from any other application when that application issues a request to get the system date. Then my application will return a date to the calling application which I set. Per example, I have an application that requests a system date from the PC system date. My application traps the call and returns another date which I specify as a parameter. OS Windows XP.

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      I want to know if the following is possible. I need to create an application that can trap a call from any other application when that application issues a request to get the system date. Then my application will return a date to the calling application which I set. Per example, I have an application that requests a system date from the PC system date. My application traps the call and returns another date which I specify as a parameter. OS Windows XP.

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      I suggest you search for "API Hooking", which is quite complicated, but there are good articles about it already.

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