3 of 6: Capturing key presses and moving a button on a panel tutorial


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@user1688175 I don't think so because the OS sends key presses to the window that has focus. You aren't trying to create a key logger are you? a size of (1, 1) is the smallest since (0, 0) will give you full screen size. – ryanpattison Jan 1