I have an app, which is long story short, uses the clipboard for the part of its operation.
Sometimes, though, due to the reasons I have never taped 100% down, sometimes the clipboard is not available Sometimes RDC clients block it, sometimes it does not happen. And when you really need a type of deals, then one of the reproduces them is extremely difficult.
Can a small test program write while it is running, is not any other program allowed to access the clipboard?
I think you can call the Openclipboard and the Emptyclipboard, then just open it and close only Call the Clopboard exits from the testing application, or something like this ...
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So this is what I must And I got the C # code to do this ...
[DllImport ("user32.dll")] External static button Openclipboard Acdblyuend); [DllImport ("user32.dll")] External Static Hair CloseClipboard (); [DllImport ("user32.dll")] extern static IntPtr GetClipboardData (uint uFormat); Public Static Zero GetSomeDib () {OpenClipboard (System.Diagnostics.Process.GetCurrentProcess (). MainWindowHandle); IntPtr img = GetClipboard Data (8); MessageBox.Show ("Clipboard Lock"); CloseClipboard (); MessageBox.Show ("Unlock Clipboard"); }
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