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Hi there,

Through this newsgroup I just discovered all the cool
things I can do with "SendKeys".
I was wondering if it's also possible to "simulate" mouse-
clicks (left and right clicks) in a similar way??

Thanx in advance for you help

Mike
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No.

Also, using SendKeys is generally inadvisable if another alternative is
available (which it usually is).

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Hi there,

Through this newsgroup I just discovered all the cool
things I can do with "SendKeys".
I was wondering if it's also possible to "simulate" mouse-
clicks (left and right clicks) in a similar way??

Thanx in advance for you help

Mike



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"Vasant Nanavati" <vasantn *AT* aol *DOT* com wrote:

Also, using SendKeys is generally inadvisable if another alternative is
available (which it usually is).


The one usage where I found SendKeys to be the best is after the user has
clicked a Control Toolbar check box. It sends the focus back to where ever
it was before. You do need to have a flag to be sure this is only done when
the user checks, and not another macro running.

Don <donwiss at panix.com.
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