- May
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When a batch file needs to send keystrokes to a window, the only method
now available is to use the ACTIVATE command, followed by the KEYSTACK
command. However, if the batch file is executed by a background process, it
is very easy for a different window to be activated from the desktop, or by
another process, before KEYSTACK can deliver the keystrokes. To eliminate
this problem, I'd like to have available a single command that can both
ACTIVATE and deliver keystrokes. Whether this is a new command, or a new
option for the existing ACTIVATE command is irrelevant.
IIRC I had previously requested this feature, for like reasons.
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Steve
now available is to use the ACTIVATE command, followed by the KEYSTACK
command. However, if the batch file is executed by a background process, it
is very easy for a different window to be activated from the desktop, or by
another process, before KEYSTACK can deliver the keystrokes. To eliminate
this problem, I'd like to have available a single command that can both
ACTIVATE and deliver keystrokes. Whether this is a new command, or a new
option for the existing ACTIVATE command is irrelevant.
IIRC I had previously requested this feature, for like reasons.
--
Steve