Update, I realize I cannot use "{~}" but "~password" should work as long as the password is all caps. It works when I change the password to all caps but I really don't want to do that and I don't want to lose the ~ character in it....

Ok, this works, HOWEVER, I keep receiving the password is incorrect so what I am sending is not actually being sent like I think it is. I can see the keystrokes being entered but they are masked so I cannot verify it. I need to send a tilda ~ before the text and I've tried:

lcsentence = "{~}"+"password"
lcsentence = "~password"

assuming the clear text of the password is 'password.' Is there a special way to send a tilda?

lnwindow = FindWindow(0,tcTitle)

IF lnwindow > 0
	#DEFINE WM_SETFOCUS 0x0007
	#DEFINE KEYEVENTF_KEYUP      2
	#DEFINE VK_SHIFT          0x10

	DECLARE SHORT PostMessage IN user32;
		INTEGER   HWND,;
		INTEGER   Msg,;
		STRING   wParam,;
		INTEGER   LPARAM
	DECLARE INTEGER SetForegroundWindow IN Win32API;
		INTEGER HWND
	DECLARE INTEGER SetActiveWindow IN Win32API;
		INTEGER HWND
	DECLARE keybd_event IN Win32API;
		INTEGER bVk, INTEGER bScan,;
		INTEGER dwFlags, INTEGER dwExtraInfo

	HWND = lnwindow
	ReturnValue = PostMessage(HWND, WM_SETFOCUS, 0, 0)

	lcsentence = "{~}"+"password"+CHR(13)
	= SetActiveWindow(HWND)
	= SetForegroundWindow(HWND)
	FOR lni = 1 TO LEN(lcsentence)
		lcchar = SUBSTR(lcsentence, lni, 1)
		llshift = ISUPPER(lcchar)
		lnchar = ASC(UPPER(lcchar))
		IF llshift
			= keybd_event(VK_SHIFT, 0, 0, 0)
		ENDIF
		= keybd_event(lnchar, 0, 0, 0)
		= keybd_event(lnchar, 0, KEYEVENTF_KEYUP, 0)
		IF llshift
			= keybd_event(VK_SHIFT, 0, KEYEVENTF_KEYUP, 0)
		ENDIF
	NEXT
	RETURN .T.
ELSE
	RETURN .F.
ENDIF