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Olá Antonio,

Não sei se isto tem algo a ver com o que procura:



Desculpe não esntendo muito de "C++"

Veja este link também: http://bytes.com/forum/thread534448.html

Saludos,

Rossine.

Antonio,

Veja este link também: http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtopic.php?t=25750&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

Saludos

Rossine.

Rossine,

Thanks for the link. I had already reviewed it before

We need to know the right way to translate WM_INPUT into WM_(mouse) and WM_(keyb) messages (if possible!)

Antonio Said -
The problem is that WM_INPUT does not provide info about the windows handle where the event hapenned. Meanwhile I am typing this an idea arised: if our windows has the focus and we get a WM_INPUT message then it is for us. If we don't have the focus, it is not for us...

That is a good thought but-
Say we have 6 Touch Screens, 6 mouse and 6 keyboards on one pc displaying the same application in each screen. (If my application is app.exe it will be executing 6 times, once for each screen) Can we have the different application keep focus on the screen or dialog that each person is entering data on?
Thanks Mike

Mike,

I have been thinking about it, and I see there is a major problem with it:

We can't have several applications having the focus at the same time, in the same computer. So it may be impossible to manage them simultaneously.

Unless I am missing something...