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Using SendKey for a key-combination
#1
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Who knows how to use the SendKey (or another) function to send a key-combination to a Terminal Emulator ?
I would like to send the combination [Alt]+[F1] to retrieve extra info on user-messages in our application.
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#2
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Hi,

You can use the below statements:

Code:
Dim WshellObj
Set WshellObj=WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WshellObj.SendKeys "%+{F1}"

But make sure, whether QTP set context to the application before the these statements.

Regards,
Uday.
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#3
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Thanks, works great !

Was already experimenting with the Sendkeys-function but it didn't work ... because I didn't know about the "+" in the middle Smile

Rgds,
Paul

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Hi,

You can use the below statements:

Code:
Dim WshellObj
Set WshellObj=WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WshellObj.SendKeys "%+{F1}"

But make sure, whether QTP set context to the application before the these statements.

Regards,
Uday.
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#4
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Hi Uday,

I've tried this code again (after leaving QTP aside for a while), and for some reason I get following error-message now on the line with the Set-command : " Object required: 'WScript' ".
Any idea ?


Rgds,
Paul
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