Non standard windows hotkeys

Hi, I want to see the hotkeys defined in my system that trigger some
actions.

I want to see not the standard windows hotkeys, but custom hot keys
defined by some
custom programs.

Where are they stored ? In the registry ?

Thank you.

You could say a Windows app is nothing more than a giant "GetMessage() loop,
if you wanted to. Keyboard input fires Messages, just like all the other
action calls in Windows. When you 'hook' the Message loop, you are adding
behavior to the app.

Tracing that activity (without access to the sorce code) is usually called
'debugging', or "Backwards Engineering". One utility standard to most
complier software is "PView.exe", a tool for viewing the running "Processes".
There are thousands of tools available.

--
Mark L. Ferguson



"Pipp" wrote:

> Hi, I want to see the hotkeys defined in my system that trigger some
> actions.
>
> I want to see not the standard windows hotkeys, but custom hot keys
> defined by some
> custom programs.
>
> Where are they stored ? In the registry ?
>
> Thank you.
>
>