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Subject: Re: text intercept
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Date: 28 Jul 89 07:35:00 GMT
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	[intercepting key strokes from a DA]

You could always write your driver to be called as often as possible
and just check the event list for all key down events.  Then you could
grab them and put them back on the list.  Rather easy way, but I am
sure you will miss quite a lot of events.  Maybe not, let me know if 
it works.

Michael Rutman
Softmed