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Easy one for you guys. I have a textbox on top of a listbox. The textbox is use to filter ther data in the listbox. So... When the user type in the textbox, I would like to "trap" the down/up/pagedown/pageup keystrokes and fowarding them to the listbox. I know I could use the Win32 API and send the WM_KeyDown message. But there's must be some .NET way to do this. SendKeys.Send() Method. private void textBox1_KeyPress(object sender, KeyPressEventArgs e) { listBox1.Focus(); SendKeys.Send(e.KeyChar.ToString()); } Here is code through which you can select a list item. private void Form1_Load

I need to capture everything that I type on my keyboard and then store it in numerous ways. I'd prefer it to be written in C# for .Net, but anything will do really. My reasons to write this "keylogger" are simple: Recently I became an owner of a Peregrine gaming glove. It's a very cool thing that allows you to issue commands by making gestures with your fingers, and at the same time, its a very thin glove so you can type with that hand with little discomfort. Also, I have found a nice program called AutoHotkey that can severely boost your productivity by making macros for like any action. You

I would like to create an application wide keyboard shortcut for a Java Swing application. Looping over all components and adding the shortcut on each, has focus related side effects, and seems like a brute force solution. Anyone has a cleaner solution? Install a custom KeyEventDispatcher. The KeyboardFocusManager class is also a good place for this functionality. KeyEventDispatcher Tom Hawtin - tackline For each window, use JComponent.registerKeyboardAction with a condition of WHEN_IN_FOCUSED_WINDOW . Alternatively use: JComponent.getInputMap(WHEN_IN_FOCUSED_WINDOW).put(keyStroke, command);

I have a div that has been given a tabindex, when the div is focused(click or tabbed to) it does the following: inserts an input into itself, gives the input focus this works great in FF, IE and Opera but in Chome/Safari it gives the input focus but fails to actually put the cursor inside the input (I know it gives it focus because the safari/chrome focus borders appear). Any suggestions as to what is going on? I have to fix the key handler after this so the arrow keys and backspace keys work too, feel free to chime in on that if you'd like. Thank you in advance! Here's a sample of the code:

I want to make a program in vb.NET 2008 which will listen keyboard in background, i.e. even though the application is minimized (globally). If a specific key is been pressed by user, it should keep firing 2 other keys at regular given time intervals until the user presses that specific key again. How can this be done in vb.NET 2008? Source : Here Usage: To create the hook Private WithEvents kbHook As New KeyboardHook Then each event can be handled: Private Sub kbHook_KeyDown(ByVal Key As System.Windows.Forms.Keys) Handles kbHook.KeyDown Debug.WriteLine(Key.ToString) End Sub Private Sub kbHook