James Tabor e781fb11a4 [Win32k|User32]
- Remove the old send message API and use NtUserMessageCall.
- Send messages do not pass the Ansi bit. This was evident during the hook changes. User32 knows the caller is Ansi and with a Unicode window user32 can make the apropate switch. Win32k on the other hand, assumes, based on the Unicode window the caller is Unicode. Hook tests enabled in send message, forces the call to win32k, and the Ansi product is Unicode data. Using NtUserMessageCall this bit can be passed forward to allow win32k to make the correct switch going to callback.

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