> empty.pcf. > I suspect that if/when I'll get around this mouse problem, powerpro > will start crashing again, so I'll be able to test your suggestions > below. BTW, what do the various hook code values mean?
1 do not hook mouse (you should try running with this now if crashing with PowerPro running 2 do not hook keyboard 4 do not install shell hook 8 do not install cbt hook Note that PowerPro uses global hooks. It does not use the new non- invasive hooks, since these do not work on older versions of Windows. I am guessing that your app interferes with these hooks in a way that breaks PowerPro. If deactivating one fixes PowerPro, you can investigate what the beta does in detail for this hook. My bet would be this is not a PowerPro issue, but it could be that PowerPro makes assumptions about the hooks which are not true with this program is running.
