1. VB Script - two keyboard keys at the same time in a script
2. vb.net how to send key strokes to another app
I have to enter a lot of test data via an application. I was wondering if I could automate it by setting up anopther app, as I don't have the code to the app myself.
3. Two Keys pressed at the same time
4. Calling VBA Function with Key Stroke
I've tried searching the forum for this but I can't think of any keywords that seem to bring up what I'm looking for, so I'll start a new post. I'm wondering if there is a way to run a VBA function with a keystroke. For instance, I'd like to be able to press Control+Shift+T or something and have some code execute. Is this possible?
5. Sending key strokes to a process - VB.Net
6. Send key stroke command from one pc to another on the network
Hi don't know if this is the best forum or if my request is possible...hope someone out there can suggest a pointer for me. I want to to be able to send a keyboard keystroke (specifically the "spacebar") from one PC on our network to another programatically. My scenario is this PC "A" is executing an application that displays a series of Powerpoint presentations from a nominated directory. This PC is not accessible to users. The application to run the presentations was devloped in VB.net 2003. PC "B" excutes an application that allows users to see the list of presentations that are being displayed on "A" along with various functions that allow the user to add, edit and move the presentations that are used by "A". The problem : occasionally, a presentation on "A" freezes and does not advance to the next slide, despite the fact that all presentations have automatic transitions. In that situation the only way to "kick start" "A" is to get to the PC and either click the mouse or hit the space bar. I'd like to be able to include a button in the app on "B" that, when pressed, would in effect send the keyboard "space bar" command to "A" and thus effect the "kick start" Am I asking too much? Presently this is done via a VNC session that requires Tech Support call out especially outside of office hours and I'm looking for a simpler solution. Appreciate any help or pointers Regards Michael Bond
7. Capturing Enter key stroke - VB.Net
Can anyone point me in the direction of a resource to help me send keystokes please? I pretty proficient in VBA but VB Script is something new for me. I need to get rid of an alert message (the application your about to open may contain malicious code etc.) without the need for the user to hit the open button. I'm opening an Access D/B (containing macros)from a hyperlink on a intranet page and don't want the user to see the message. TIA