Windows 7 send keystrokes

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Recently updated topics Recent posts compact Recent posts full text. New Topic Print. Screen Captor can do the whole process, but only if I give it a proper commandline to invoke. So that brings me here. Just looking for a couple of lines of code that I can plug into Screen Captor in post-capture commandline option to hit one key either right arrow or page up once. Thanks a ton in advance! Why does it have to be command line? There's some reason you can't use a macro program like Macro Express or PowerPro?

Looks like NirCmd might be able to do it. At least, it has "sendkey" type commands, but it doesn't seem to specify a target program or window. Also looks like AutoHotKey may be able to read text from a file and type it as keystrokes to a program, or, maybe you can use Windows Scripting Host. However, most of the Google hits appear to refer to sending keystrokes to a command window, not getting them from it.

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