Wouldn't the vnc / tightvnc win32 servers have an example of this hook?Yes, you're right. However, after some more digging, it seems that keyboard hooks (perhaps similar to what Harold suggested earlier?) *can* be used on Win9x to intercept hotkeys (e.g., Alt-Tab) in Win32 apps. I haven't found the exact instructions on MSDN, though... Igor
Since their full-screen mode does intercept those keys. In fact, the only key they make available to escape the vnc session is
Ctrl-ESC. All others are sent down the vnc path.
Would it be ethical (or within license) to borrow that code?
/* joakim */