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vbceMessagevbceMessage provides a way around this problem. vbceMessage allows your VBCE application to process windows messages. You simply pass the handle to the window whose messages you want to trap, and vbceMessage does the rest (Note: the window must be owned by your VBCE application - you cannot trap the desktop window, for instance). Your VBCE event handler routine will be notified whenever a message is sent. This event handler can process any windows message, and provides access to parameter information as well.
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