Hotkeys are a mixed result. The right caption anywhere to close works universally if PowerPro isn't run as an administrator, and for the 32-bit Windows 7, doesn't work at all if PowerPro is run as an admin. Under my actual 64-bit Windows 7, if PowerPro is run as an admin, only 64-bit applications close(!), while 32-bit applications do not. On my 64-bit Windows 7 virtual machine with UAC disabled, both 32-bit and 64-bit applications close whether PowerPro was run as admin or not. Disabling UAC on my 32-bit Windows 7 virtual machine also makes the close action work properly whether PowerPro is at admin or not. To summarize; if PowerPro is not running as an admin, or UAC is disabled, hotkeys work fine. If PowerPro is running as an admin and UAC is at the default setting, hotkeys aren't working at all under 32-bit OS and only work on 64-bit applications under 64-bit OS.
--- In [email protected], "brucexs" <bruc...@...> wrote: > > I think I know what this is. The issue is not the need for the 32 bit hook > proc to be injected. I suspect that works. The problem is that once that 32 > bit dll is running in the hooked process, it cannot send a message back to > powerpro.exe in the case where the hooked process is running at user level > since powerpro is at admin. That is what uipi limitation is. > > There is a way around this by calling a windows api function from > powerpro.exe which I may look into adding on the weekend. > > This won't fix the 32 versus 64 issue. I don't know any easy way around > that. I suspect I have to create a 64 bit version of the ppro hook dll and a > 64 bit program to load it. Not something I plan to do at this stage. > > > > Do PowerPro mouse hot keys work for you, e.g can you define right click on > caption to close. Try on both 32 and 64 bit programs. >
