Normally I hit the print screen key to save an image to paste to paint.
The Keyboard eye have now, just wants to literally print it.
What's the secret. :-)
Thanks.
The Keyboard eye have now, just wants to literally print it.
What's the secret. :-)
Thanks.
1) Find out its keycode to ses if it's THE printscreen or something else.
2) play with the drivers.
2) play with the drivers.
1) Find out its keycode to ses if it's THE printscreen or something else.
2) play with the drivers.
What the easiest way to determine the keycode. I have an old DOS program that does it. Would it return the same keycode as is generated under WinXP ?
Use Microsoft's "Spy++" to check any program's message queue to find out whether it gets VK_SNAPSHOT when you press the PrintScreen key.
Use Microsoft's "Spy++" to check any program's message queue to find out whether it gets VK_SNAPSHOT when you press the PrintScreen key.
Could you break that down to some simpler terms. Where can I get that program too.
Thanks.
MS's Spy++ tracks program's message queue. Make it track a program and then press you printscreen. Spy++ should show something like "WM_KEYDOWN, VK_SNAPHOT".
You get Spy++ along with Visual Studio 6.0. I recall that there was a similiar app added to the Platform SDK, but -strangely- I can't find it.
You get Spy++ along with Visual Studio 6.0. I recall that there was a similiar app added to the Platform SDK, but -strangely- I can't find it.
MS's Spy++ tracks program's message queue. Make it track a program and then press you printscreen. Spy++ should show something like "WM_KEYDOWN, VK_SNAPHOT".
You get Spy++ along with Visual Studio 6.0. I recall that there was a similiar app added to the Platform SDK, but -strangely- I can't find it.
Would you know if the Debugging tools for windows is worth the download? Rather a large puppy saying it needs
25 megs. :-)