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From: Gavster McRavster
Date: Fri, 16 Jul 1999 00:00

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the simple answer is yes. but bear in mind that keys are never sent to an
application. only events. so use the method available to fire a keypress
event complete with the parameters describing the key to be sent and add the
key listener to your application code and you should be away.

Yasser <ymsherif@cs.twsu.edu> wrote in message
news:378E6476.677DC081@cs.twsu.edu...
> I was wondering if we could send keys to an application. I want to send
> enter and tab keys to the application without the user pressing them .
> Is ther a way i could accoplish this
>
> thanks
> yasser
>

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