I've tried this on two different machines with Win7/x64, where Ctrl+Shift+0 doesn't work to disable transparency. I ran Spy++, and it seems like the WM_KEYDOWN message is never sent, but only WM_KEYUP. I thought I'd try changing KbHookProc to change transparency on KEYUP instead of KEYDOWN, but then the shift and control states can't be reliably detected. Is anyone else having this problem?
I've tried this on two different machines with Win7/x64, where Ctrl+Shift+0 doesn't work to disable transparency. I ran Spy++, and it seems like the WM_KEYDOWN message is never sent, but only WM_KEYUP. I thought I'd try changing
KbHookProcto change transparency on KEYUP instead of KEYDOWN, but then the shift and control states can't be reliably detected. Is anyone else having this problem?