Windows.forms.keys collection

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Hi all,

I have the below code for sending each character in a string as a Keys.x enumeration. I've found that when I convert the char, it does not match the enumeration item index and thereby generates a very random output. Any ideas on how I can convert chars to their right equivalent in the Keys enumeration.

thanks,

as an example:

Dim strCaseID As String = "s"


For Each c As Char In strCaseID
Dim key As UInteger = Convert.ToInt16(c)
DoKeyBoard(0, key)
DoKeyBoard(NativeMethods.KEYEVENTF.KEYUP, key)

Next


in this example s is somehow translated into 115 and this translates to Keys.F4, which actually should be an 83 to be indicated right..

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