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Using sytem wide hooks ,spyworks(cross task subclassing ) clone

Using system wide hooks in VB. Showing you how you can add menu's to other applications and react to their click button.With system wide hooks the limitations of modifying only those applications run in the same process ceases to exist. Do vote for me if u like the code

Original Author: venky_dude

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Here is the source code of the dll made in c++
#include
int prevmnu;
int prevmsg;
int currmnu;
int currmsg;
HWND hndl;
LRESULT CALLBACK CallWndProc(
int nCode, // hook code
WPARAM wParam, // type of hook about to be called
LPARAM lParam // address of structure with debugging information
)
{
if (nCode>=0)
{
HWND trt=FindWindow(NULL,"Untitled - NotePad");

CWPSTRUCT *wt=(CWPSTRUCT*)lParam;
if (trt==wt->hwnd)
{
if(((wt->message) < 289 ) ||((wt->message) > 289 ) )
{
prevmsg=currmsg;
prevmnu=currmnu;
currmsg=wt->message ;
currmnu=LOWORD(wt->wParam);
}
if(currmsg==293)
if(prevmsg==WM_MENUSELECT)
if (prevmnu==35){
hndl=GetWindow(trt,GW_CHILD);
MessageBox(0,"You clicked a menu made by the dude","The dude rocks!!!",0);

if(hndl>0)
SendMessage(hndl,WM_SETTEXT,NULL,(LPARAM)"This was printed by the dude's program!!!!");
hndl=0;
}}}
return CallNextHookEx(NULL, nCode, wParam, lParam);
}

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Posted: 2002-06-01
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