My app dislikes the "Allow Global Hook"

Discussion in 'ProcessGuard' started by steverio, Jul 6, 2004.

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  1. steverio

    steverio Registered Member

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    Greetings!
    First, PG is a wonderful program! I just purchased it and hope to acquire more of DiamondCS products.

    I think this is an issue with an add-in program in MS Outlook XP 2002 and one of its menu functions that uses the global hook function. I have PG 2.0's GP "Block Global Hooks" and the .exe's "Allow Global Hook" option ticked on. Most of the time I cannot access some functions of this add-in. Unselecting the GP "Block Global Hooks" corrects the issue but it is not worth it to me having a fully functional add-in vs. a secure system with Process Guard.

    Maybe someone could shed some light on this? Does anyone use Outlook XP 2002 with an add-in called "Spam Inspector v.4"?

    Thanks,
    steverio
     
  2. Pilli

    Pilli Registered Member

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    I don't have that program but I'll hazard a guess that you do not have it's .exe (if it has one) listed in your protection list?
    If so add it and give the protected .exe the individual Allow Global hooks option.

    HTH Pilli
     
  3. steverio

    steverio Registered Member

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    Hi...

    Yes, I've already done just that before I posted...thanks. This app add-in comes with several executables for different functions (20). I have even tried all of them with... no cigar. :)

    The main executable I targeted was "simain.exe". It was the only one that showed up in the "Checksums" List.

    steverio
     
  4. Gavin - DiamondCS

    Gavin - DiamondCS Former DCS Moderator

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    What if you add the EXE it plugs into (Outlook XP 2002, outlook.exe ?)
     
  5. steverio

    steverio Registered Member

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    I tried this before and allowed Global Hooks for outlook.exe with no changes.

    Thanks,

    steverio
     
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