Adding hooks to windows forms application in visual c++

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someone help me use Winapi function setWindowsHookEx() in a windows forms application. I am working on a project that will need to disable key combinations such as CTRL+ESC, ALT+F4. I dont understand how to use those WINAPI functions in windows forms application. Is it possible to use those functions in forms application? If so, how?

Posted 27-Dec-13 0:54am

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The_Inventor 4-Jan-14 5:55am

Use your if statements.

Malli_S 10-Feb-14 6:08am

Check my articles, also you can use Windows Registry entries to disable the above specified keys. Need not to use hooks, if you modify the Registry Entries.

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