KeyboardHookLite.csproj

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	<Authors>tuffstuff</Authors> 
	<Description>A lightweight low-level global windows keyboard hook compatible with modern UI frameworks (WPF, MAUI, WinUI 3, etc.)</Description> 
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	<PackageTags>keyboard;hook; low-level; global; global-keyboard-hook; hotkey; keyboard-hook; global-hook; event; global-event</PackageTags> 
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	<Copyright>MIT</Copyright> 
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