NirCmd Command Reference - sendkey

sendkey [Key] [press | down | up]
Sends a keystroke to the system. The operating system will behave exactly as the user really pressed the specified keys.
The [Key] parameter specifies the key as virtual key code (For example: 0x2e for Delete key), or as one of the following predefined values: a - z and 0 - 9 (for alphanumeric keys), F1 - F24 (for Fxx keys), shift, ctrl, alt, enter, esc.
The second parameter specifies the key action: 'press', 'down', or 'up'. For each key down action, you should also add the appropriate key up action.

In the following script example, the system behaves like the user presses Shift+Ctrl+Esc (the task manager should appear):
sendkey shift down
sendkey ctrl down
sendkey esc down
sendkey shift up
sendkey ctrl up
sendkey esc up

More examples:
sendkey a press
sendkey f10 press
sendkey enter press
sendkey 0x2e press

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