How to write or type @ or at with send()

[Sanchopanza888]

Hi folks,

      could you help me with a simple question, i would appreciated it a lot. How can i write the symbol @ or at in a text. i tried with send("@") n send("{@}") and nothing.

thanks you in avanced for your help

 

#include <Constants.au3>
#include <AutoItConstants.au3>

 

Send(@)
 

[Jos]

Try to add the Send Raw parameter to the Send() command.

Jos

Edited May 23, 2017 by Jos

[Sanchopanza888]

thanks you Jos i downloded the  SciTEConfig_Source.zip  file. How should I write the command to work?

[Subz]

Send("@", 1)

Why did you download the SciTEConfig_Source.zip?  Or have I missed something?

Edited May 23, 2017 by Subz

[Sanchopanza888]

thanks for your time Subz i've tried with Send("@", 1) but it still does not work. i attached a photo with the result, maybe it's for another reason. this is my script;

 

#include <Constants.au3>
#include <AutoItConstants.au3>

Global $sAnswer = InputBox("Samuel Por favor", "¿Cual es tu turno?", "09:00 a 19:00", "", _
- 1, -1, Default, Default)

Inicio()

func Inicio()

  If WinExists("Bandeja de entrada") Then
         WinActivate("Bandeja de entrada")
         Send ("{CTRLDOWN}{u}{CTRLUP}")
         sleep (1000)
        Send("rodrigo gallardo")
        Send(" {TAB}")
        Send("monitoreotieft ")
        Send("{TAB}")
        Send("Inicio de Turno Monitoreo ")
        Send(@MDAY)
        Send("-")
        Send(@MON)
        Send("-")
        Send(@YEAR)
        send(" ")
        Send( $sAnswer)
        Send("{TAB}")
        Send("Rodrigo: {ENTER}{ENTER}")
        sleep (200)
        Send("Este es el estado de los portales al Inicio de turno")
        Send("{ENTER}{ENTER}")
        Send("PEC Presto")
        Send("{ENTER}{ENTER}{ENTER}")
        Send("PEC Banco Santander")
        Send("@", 1)

 

Edited May 23, 2017 by Sanchopanza888

[Subz]

Have you actually tried the Outlook UDF?  Or even INetMail internal functions?

However regarding the issue above this could be due to sending data to quickly without sleep in between personally I don't like the Send function, it's extremely easy to break, i.e. if user clicks on another window etc..  However if you want to use it you could try:

Local $sBody = ""
$sBody &= "Este es el estado de los portales al Inicio de turno" & @CRLF & @CRLF
$sBody &= "PEC Presto" & @CRLF & @CRLF & @CRLF
$sBody &= "PEC Banco Santander@domain.com"
Sleep(3000)
Send($sBody)

 

[Sanchopanza888]

Subz thanks you my friend, i took your recomendation n used "OutlookEX.au3", whoa...  it works perfect . It is my scrit;

 

#include <OutlookEX.au3>
#include <OutlookExConstants.au3>
#include <Constants.au3>

Global $text1 = "Inicio de Turno Monitoreo"
Global $space = " "
Global $g = "-"
Global $dia = @MDAY
Global $mes = @MON
Global $year = @YEAR
Global $sAnswer = InputBox(" Por favor", "¿Cual es tu turno?", "09:00 a 19:00", "", _
- 1, -1, Default, Default)
Global $fecha = $text1 & $space & $dia & $g & $mes & $g & $year & $space & $sAnswer
Global $parag = "Parrafo.html"
Global $HTMLsource = FileRead(@ScriptDir & '\' & $parag)

$objOutlook = ObjCreate("Outlook.Application")
$OutlookMailItem = $objOutlook.CreateItem($olMailItem)
; $OutlookMailItem.To = ""
$OutlookMailItem.To = "h@t"
$OutlookMailItem.CC = "nm@m.net"
$OutlookMailItem.Subject = $fecha
$OutlookMailItem.HTMLBody = $HTMLsource
;$OutlookMailItem.Attachments.Add(whateverfile here)
$OutlookMailItem.Display