Well, it's very useful if you can provide a "result" for AddKeyboardShortcut(), using #PB_Any in Event number place.
Be careful, I've noted that EventMenu() returns an .w field (2 bytes) only up to 32767.
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Perfectly normal because EventMenu() processes the #WM_COMMAND message. The identifier of a menu item and a notification code are both stored in the wParam field. So they share the same parameter wich has a data type of LONG. This means both values must have a data type of WORD and can only have a maximium size of 32767.Be careful, I've noted that EventMenu() returns an .w field (2 bytes) only up to 32767.
Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit / Whose Hoff is it anyway?