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BUMP guys... Please, I need to solve this issue quickly... :)

Thank you :) 

EDIT:

I've found WM_CLOSE, but I don't know if that could solve my issue...

EDIT 2:

I need to intercept the $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE from the virtual keyboard... So, if that happens, I close the virtual keyboard and set the focus out of the textbox that launch it...

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6 minutes ago, junkew said:

a quick and dirty trick. Exit your virtual keyboard function directly if its activated again within n seconds after closing

Yeah, it could be a big trick. But, If I would like to do it direclty? You can answer here too :)

Thanks :) 

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You have to write out in a simple script what you are trying to accomplish

I think you say

1. I have a textbox and when I enter it the virtual keyboard (osk.exe) should be visible

2. Whenever you activate a process/control that is not osk.exe or textbox then the osk should not be reactivated

probably setwindow style to  WS_EX_NOACTIVATE

 

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