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Help on Send command

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coucou
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Hello,

Does the following scroipt is correct to get 3 send key in one line???

Send (!kXXXXXXXXXXX!n")
when,

Send("!k") <-- CD key

Send("XXXXXXXXXXX") <-- Serial number

Send("!n") <-- Next

Regards

coucou

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/dev/null    1

/dev/null
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Does the following scroipt is correct to get 3 send key in one line???

Send (!kXXXXXXXXXXX!n")
when,
I see no reason why it should not work.

Cheers

Kurt

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SmOke_N    201

SmOke_N
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I see no reason why it should not work.

Cheers

Kurt

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Did you try this?

Send ("!k" & "XXXXXXXXXXX" & "!n")

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w0uter    1

w0uter
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@RON

Send ("!k" & "XXXXXXXXXXX" & "!n")

=

Send ("!kXXXXXXXXXXX!n")

@COUCOU

i dont see why it should not work.

the only think that could hapen is that it sends it too fast.

but i think that milisecond doesnt matter.

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SmOke_N    201

SmOke_N
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@RON

Send ("!k" & "XXXXXXXXXXX" & "!n")

=

Send ("!kXXXXXXXXXXX!n")

@COUCOU

i dont see why it should not work.

the only think that could hapen is that it sends it too fast.

but i think that milisecond doesnt matter.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

@w0uter

Yes, sorry I should of explained. I was breaking it up so that he could see that he was missing a (") at the beginning of his script.

Send (!kXXXXXXXXXXX!n")

Edited by ronsrules

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