Thanks for replying, BlackJumper.
OK, I looked in the userlibs folder and the stickykeys.txt file was there, not hidden.
Funny thing is, I deleted the file and ran the above code again. It still didn't prevent Alt+tab working but, on exit, the stickykeys.txt file did not reappear in the userlibs folder - hidden or otherwise.
I didn't bother turning on stickykeys in control panel as I just wanted to see if I could get Alt+tab to be blocked.
Have you (or any other user) tested this dll on win98? If so, I'm not sure what's wrong with my machine. :)
OK, I looked in the userlibs folder and the stickykeys.txt file was there, not hidden.
Funny thing is, I deleted the file and ran the above code again. It still didn't prevent Alt+tab working but, on exit, the stickykeys.txt file did not reappear in the userlibs folder - hidden or otherwise.
I didn't bother turning on stickykeys in control panel as I just wanted to see if I could get Alt+tab to be blocked.
Have you (or any other user) tested this dll on win98? If so, I'm not sure what's wrong with my machine. :)