Ya makes sense and pretty much what I saw; input was getting absorbed
by the hotkey app. I'm just thinking if a userland processed hotkeyed
all keys when the pass window popped. I'm guilty of quickly typing my
pass so I could get 3-4 characters into it before I'd notice input
isn't working, and other users might type the whole thing a few times
tying to get it to work. I'm just wondering if there's built-in
protection against this scenario or just something users have to know
about and watch for.
On Feb 2, 2010, at 3:15 AM, Symadept wrote:
Hi Michael,
Basically RegisterEventHotKey registers given combination of hotkey
identified with the keycode. If it happens to be your pressing key
is registered as hotkey then you wont be able to see that. Lets say
you have registered A as hotkey in some application then either in
your password or username field you can never be able to print A and
inturn fires hotkey which may be the response of that particular app.
Hope it is clear to you.=
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