>What happens if you stuff keystrokes into the keyboard buffer on the timer event?


We Have tried using VFP's Keyboard command, and the session still goes idle. We have also tried ...

#define KEYEVENTF_KEYUP  2
#define KEYEVENTF_EXTENDEDKEY  1 
#define Akey  0x41
#define Bkey  0x42
#define Ckey  0x43
#define Dkey  0x44
#define Ekey  0x45
#define Fkey  0x46
#define Gkey  0x47
#define Hkey  0x48
#define Ikey  0x49
#define Jkey  0x4A
#define Kkey  0x4B
#define Lkey  0x4C
#define Mkey  0x4D
#define Nkey  0x4E
#define Okey  0x4F
#define Pkey  0x50
#define Qkey  0x51
#define Rkey  0x52
#define Skey  0x53
#define Tkey  0x54
#define Ukey  0x55
#define Vkey  0x56
#define Wkey  0x57
#define Xkey  0x58
#define Ykey  0x59
#define Zkey  0x5a
 
DECLARE INTEGER keybd_event IN Win32API ;
      INTEGER, INTEGER, INTEGER, INTEGER
 
keybd_event( FKEY,    0, KEYEVENTF_EXTENDEDKEY , 0 ) && F key down
keybd_event( FKEY,    0, KEYEVENTF_EXTENDEDKEY+KEYEVENTF_KEYUP, 0 ) && F key up

With the same results, session still goes idle.