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Jeffrey
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So to have the keyhook be like Alpha + PRGM, I would first check for the program key to be on, if it is then check if the alpha key is on, if so then run the code...
This would probably be better suited in my other topic in the ASM forum, MORE KEYHOOK PROBLEMS. They are pretty tricky pieces of code. |
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NextPerception
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| Posted: 10 Nov 2003 05:14:32 pm Post subject: |
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Welcome to uti!   |
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NETWizz
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What you would do would be to check the Alpha flag.
Ie.
Bit #(IY+ShiftFlags)
I don't know what number, it is in the include file though.
Then use jp z, lable to handle kprgm differently based upon wheater or not the alpha key is pressed. |
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