Send Keystroke
Emulate pressing a combination of keyboard key.
Note: Remember that not all window can process all keyboard command. Cannot invoke "win+L" (lock computer) or "ctrl+alt+Del" for security reasons.
Description
Optionally, you may add comments here describing the purpose of this element.
Exact window name
Enter the exact name of the window. If left empty, the command will be sent to the system tray.
File name or substring
The command will only be sent to the window if the text specified here is contained in the name of the process that created the window. You can specify the file path or only the file name.
Entering this text is optional but is recommended because if there is another window with the same name, that window might accept the keystroke.
What to do with the window, to the before sending
Select what to do, with the window before sending the key combination.
Disable mouse and keyboard input while sending
If check, you do not want keyboard input and mouse usage during sending.
Waiting before sending (msec).
Enter your waiting time in milliseconds.
Bring the window to the foreground
Yes - When the window is in the background, it brings it in the foreground.
No - The position of the window does not change.
Button name
Select the key name you want to send. You can also specify some system button combinations.
Custom key code
If select Button name to Custom key code, then here, enter the
Virtual-Key code.
Waiting after sending (msec).
Enter your waiting time in milliseconds.
What to do with the window, to the after sending
Select what to do, with the window after sending the key combination.
Resulting variable
You can specify a name for the variable that will be set to 1 if the sending is successful, otherwise the value of the variable is 0.
If Condition
You can specify a condition that should be met for the action to be performed. If the condition is false then the command is skipped. See How to use If Condition for more details.