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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 ,leftshift, rightshift, leftctrl, rightctrl, leftmenu, rightmenu, spc (space), down, up, left, right, home, end, insert, delete, plus, comma, minus, period, lwin, rwin (Windows key), apps, pageup, pagedown, tab, multiply, add, subtract, seperator, divide, backspace, pause, capslock, numlock, scroll, printscreen. 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):
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Other commands:
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