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Send a keystroke to a hwnd window
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25/03/2004 16:06:57
 
 
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25/03/2004 16:02:48
Guy Pardoe
Pardoe Development Corporation
Peterborough, New Hampshire, États-Unis
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Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Fonctions Windows API
Divers
Thread ID:
00889676
Message ID:
00889783
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Thanks Guy. I got it working but I cannot use the windows script host (see message to George) so I will have to keep searching for an api solution...


>It's been a while... but I think < whatever > is the window caption; the same string you'd get from the API call "FindWindow()"
>
>Guy
>
>
>>What goes in place of 'whatever'? Does it have to be a string? If I already have the hwnd value of the password window, can I use it instead?
>>
>>
>>>>Here's are a few sample commands for a starting point...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>DECLARE Sleep IN WIN32API INTEGER nMilli
>>>>LOCAL oShell AS WScript.Shell
>>>>
>>>>oShell = CREATEOBJ('Wscript.Shell')
>>>>
>>>>oShell.AppActivate("whatever")
>>>>Sleep(1000)
>>>>
>>>>*!*	**	Login
>>>>*!*	oShell.SendKeys(lcPassword)
>>>>*!*	Sleep(1000)
>>>>*!*	oShell.SendKeys("{TAB}")
>>>>*!*	Sleep(1000)
>>>>*!*	oShell.SendKeys("{ENTER}")
>>>>*!*	Sleep(1000*10)
>>>>*!*	oShell.SendKeys("%") &&  % = Alt (active menu)
>>>>*!*	Sleep(1000)
>>>>*!*	oShell.SendKeys("F")
>>>>*!*	Sleep(1000)
>>>>*!*	oShell.SendKeys("O")
>>>>*!*	Sleep(1000)
>>>>*!*	oShell.SendKeys("{ENTER}")
>>>>*!*	oShell.SendKeys("{TAB}")
>>>>*!*	Sleep(1000)
>>>>oShell = NULL
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Hope this helps,
>>>
>>>Guy,
>>>
>>>I think you meant this for Tracy. BTW, you can also use the ~ for the enter key.< s >
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