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1.1     ! root        1: The spy program and dynamic link library, is a sample application that
        !             2: hooks the HK_INPUT and/or HK_SENDMSG hooks, and spies on what messages
        !             3: are sent to which window.  
        !             4: 
        !             5: The application currently has two threads:
        !             6:   1) The main thread controls the user interface.
        !             7:   2) The second thread waits for messages from the hooks.
        !             8: 
        !             9: The files include:
        !            10:   makespy.bat - Will make both the program and the dynamic link library (real)
        !            11:   makespy.cmd - Will make both the program and the dynamic link library (prot)
        !            12: 
        !            13:   readme - This file
        !            14:   spy - Make file for program
        !            15:   spy.c - The source to the executable program
        !            16:   spy.def - Definition file for executable program
        !            17:   spy.h - Headers
        !            18:   spy.ico - Not much
        !            19:   spy.rc - The resource file
        !            20:   spydlgs.dlg - Dialog definitions
        !            21:   spyhook - Make file for DLL
        !            22:   spyhook.c - Source to DLL
        !            23:   spyhook.def - Definition file for DLL
        !            24:   spyhook.h - Header file for DLL
        !            25:   spyhstrt.asm - Startup for DLL
        !            26:   spytbls.c - Output Msg Tables for exe
        !            27: 
        !            28: 
        !            29: NB: You must have spyhook.dll on your libpath, which is specified in your
        !            30:     config.sys file.  You can do this in one of two ways:
        !            31: 
        !            32:     1. Put the ...\spy directory in libpath (not very pretty).
        !            33:     2. Put your current directory in libpath, as in
        !            34: 
        !            35:        libpath=.;<rest of libpath>

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