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    Hello, Could you please tell me if you know of any other way of receiving global mouse and keyboard input except for SetWindowsHookEx within a dll? I am working on an macro recording application and I want to be able to record all keyboard actions and all mouse clicks and movements and then play them as recorded. I cannot use SetWindowsHookEx with WH_JOURNALRECORD and WH_JOURNALPLAYBACK because they do not work well in Vista. WH_JOURNALRECORD need uiAccess set to true in manifest which involves having a signed certificate. I saw macro recorders on the internet that set a global hook somehow and catch all mouse and keyboard events without even requiring Admin rights from UAC or using dlls. How can I read the raw input from mouse and keyboard (from user mode)? Found an application (Axife Mouse Recorder) that does this. Please help. Thank you.

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      Hello, Could you please tell me if you know of any other way of receiving global mouse and keyboard input except for SetWindowsHookEx within a dll? I am working on an macro recording application and I want to be able to record all keyboard actions and all mouse clicks and movements and then play them as recorded. I cannot use SetWindowsHookEx with WH_JOURNALRECORD and WH_JOURNALPLAYBACK because they do not work well in Vista. WH_JOURNALRECORD need uiAccess set to true in manifest which involves having a signed certificate. I saw macro recorders on the internet that set a global hook somehow and catch all mouse and keyboard events without even requiring Admin rights from UAC or using dlls. How can I read the raw input from mouse and keyboard (from user mode)? Found an application (Axife Mouse Recorder) that does this. Please help. Thank you.

      www.nkprods.com

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        Hello, Could you please tell me if you know of any other way of receiving global mouse and keyboard input except for SetWindowsHookEx within a dll? I am working on an macro recording application and I want to be able to record all keyboard actions and all mouse clicks and movements and then play them as recorded. I cannot use SetWindowsHookEx with WH_JOURNALRECORD and WH_JOURNALPLAYBACK because they do not work well in Vista. WH_JOURNALRECORD need uiAccess set to true in manifest which involves having a signed certificate. I saw macro recorders on the internet that set a global hook somehow and catch all mouse and keyboard events without even requiring Admin rights from UAC or using dlls. How can I read the raw input from mouse and keyboard (from user mode)? Found an application (Axife Mouse Recorder) that does this. Please help. Thank you.

        www.nkprods.com

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