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  1. May 18th, 2010, 09:32 AM #1
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    Re: VB-Disable Ctrl Alt Del in XP, Hide TaskBar, Disable Windows keys

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    Does anyone with VB6 happen to have a published build of the dll? I can't compile this project on VB.net 2008 as the conversion is a herculean task.
    If I had more time I'd walk you through it, but honestly, since having found pinvoke.net, there really is no need to copy someone else's source for this. Just go there and look at the listing under "user32" and you'll find every command and function you can dream of with updates as to what does and doesn't work and plenty of examples.
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    Re: VB-Disable Ctrl Alt Del in XP, Hide TaskBar, Disable Windows keys

    Quote Originally Posted by spyk3 View Post
    If I had more time I'd walk you through it, but honestly, since having found pinvoke.net, there really is no need to copy someone else's source for this. Just go there and look at the listing under "user32" and you'll find every command and function you can dream of with updates as to what does and doesn't work and plenty of examples.
    You mean, you have actually managed to write a global keyboard hook in VB.net? Most of the references I've looked up just tell me to forget it and use eventVB.
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