Re: Emulating keyboard strokes in vb.net
- From: "Paulers" <SuperGh0d@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 13 Jun 2006 12:18:55 -0700
Thanks for the response but can I use those functions from a console
application? Or does it have to be a form applicaton?
Peter Proost wrote:
Have a look at:
SendKeys.Send
SendKeys.SendWait
They do what you want.
Greetz Peter
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Hello,
I need to emulate keyboard strokes from a console application. The
console application monitors a textfile and when something is matched
in a text file I need the matched string outputted to the keyboard as
if someone was typing on the keyboard. can someone help me locate the
correct vb.net function to use?
Thanks!
.
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