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Implement Detours in Autoit ? Possible ?

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Hello, how can I use Microsoft Detours with AutoIt ? What do I need to do to make me able to use all the advantages that Detours has, with Autoit ( so to be able to "re-route Win32 APIs underneath applications" as the Detour's description says )?

This is the link to Microsoft Detours, in case someone doesn't knows what it is exactly : http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/projects/detours/

Im not very experieced with this, so thats why I posted this >.<

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Hi, Rickname. Instead of including a link and asking someone to give you an entire crash course, how about you explain exactly what it is you're trying to accomplish, and what you have tried on your own so far? Help us help you ;)

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