Rick, I really doubt there will be anything in the UIA set of routines which allows you to intercept keyboard input. If you want to stop WE from seeing one of it's own hotkeys used for reading, you can simply register your own hotkey using the same keystrokes, and you'll get it in your app instead of WE. If you just want to know when someone uses a certain WE hotkey, you can use the WE application object's onHotKey event. If you want to stop the VS editor from getting this keystroke, (or you just want to know when the user uses this keystroke) then you'll need to use the application object's onCursorKey event. hth, Chip
_____ From: RicksPlace [mailto:ofbgm...@mi.rr.com] Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2012 9:10 AM To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com Subject: UIA Keyboard Input Question Hi Guys: I am slogging through a script over the vb.net 2010 target using UIA and WE ObjectModel. So far I have worked with AutomationElements with some success. Now, to fix a WE Reading Error on Solution Explorer I want to watch for a user to enter a key combination in the Target Application. I think the Key Object in the WindowEyes ObjectModel performs this function. I would rather do this in the native UIA Model but can not find what object or method or anything about monitoring keyboard input from a user in the many, many docs and articles I have read on UIA so far.I am hoping one of you Accessibility gurus has pointers or keywords I can use to read up on this technical. Thanks: Rick USA
