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"ALT + N" in SEND(), how to do it?


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I'm using Polish WinXP so maybe thats the problem, but where to find how to solve it? or how to do it.

any help would be nice.

Have you tried Send(!N) in case it is an upper case n that is required.


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Just did it. Still the same :|

Try

Send({ALTDOWN})
Send(n)
Send({ALTUP})

Edit

Or try using ControlSend

Edited by BigDod


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Send({ALTDOWN})

Send(^ ERROR

Error: Unable to parse line.

any other ideas?

As I edited in my last post try ControlSend


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you have to surround text to be sent like that with quotes. so it would be:

Send("{ALTDOWN}N{ALTUP}")
Oops type in to much of a hurry, I think I should shutdown for the night.


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Thanks guys but still nothing's happened. Maybe the problem is somewhere else?

i've put:

WinWaitActive("text")

before, to make sure it's correct window but no idea why it still doesn't work...

is "text" the beginning of the window title? if not, your script is most likely not executing beyond that line.

try:

WinActivate("WindowTitleHere")
WinWaitActive("WindowTitleHere")
Send("!N")
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i'm begginer yet so maybe my mistake is easy to see in code:

http://jaccus.no-ip.org/~jaccus/pic1.jpg

it's Polish but i guess no matter if you know how it should looks like.

Referring to your screenshot, I can see the error in the code:

WinWaitActive("Tekst")

'Tekst' appears as part of the window text and not the title, so you should use:

WinWaitActive("", "Tekst")
; (or this)
 WinWaitActive("Notatnik", "Tekst")
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