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+1  Q: 

system wide api hook

What is the best way to do system wide user mode (NOT KERNEL MODE) api hook on Windows NT?

+3  A: 

Normally, you'd do this using SetWindowsHookEx. This allows you to hook into all applications on the current desktop.

There are other options, though. This CodeProject article has a lot of details on hooking mechanisms.

Reed Copsey  2009-05-07 01:16:30
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What kind of hooks? You can intercept event messages via hook apis.

Jim  2009-05-07 03:27:30

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