Why only the ALT + CHAR can create a WM_SYSCHAR? how about CTRL SHIFT, thay aren’s belong to system’s key ?
i had read API, but not quite understand..Thank you..
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Why only the ALT + CHAR can create a WM_SYSCHAR? how about CTRL SHIFT, thay aren’s belong to system’s key ?
i had read API, but not quite understand..Thank you..
There are two types of system keys:
F10 activates the menu bar of a window while
ALT + some keyactivates a system command used by the operating system. All other key strokes are considered non-system keys.For a detailed explanation, see here.