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what language are these usually written in? I'm assuming C++, but i was wondering if it is possible to write a program with very low level access in .net. I wanted to do some research into writing a little program that when run, forces all letters to be cap-locked. Just something to bother co-workers with, haha...but more so to understand how to tap into APIs
 
Usually something like C/C++ as they are compiled to run natively on the OS. If you went down the .net route you'd have to make sure the target machine had the .net framework installed. You can invoke any of the Windows API's anyway with .net using P/Invoke so shouldn't be a problem.
 
Originally posted by: Snapster
Usually something like C/C++ as they are compiled to run natively on the OS. If you went down the .net route you'd have to make sure the target machine had the .net framework installed. You can invoke any of the Windows API's anyway with .net using P/Invoke so shouldn't be a problem.
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sounds fun. just about everyone i'de like to annoy with this has the latest .net so that shouldn't be a problem
 
Download the source for vitrite (google it), check which API calls it uses to hook the keyboard, and figure the rest out from there. It's pretty trivial. Vitrite is C or C++ but it should be easy enough to translate.
 
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