you wouldn't use winapp. You litterally use the word "Application" which
refers to Excel. Sendkeys sends the keystrokes to the active application
(the window with the focus). Just as a caution and it may not be an issue
for you, but If you do it right after a shell command, You might want need
to employ the WAIT command beforw sendkeys.



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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Phil1982" wrote in message
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Why is it I can never understand the syntax mentioned in VBA Help?

I'm trying to use send keys at the moment and VBA help says as an example
to
press Alt-F-X

Application.SendKeys("%fx")


So when I try and use Alt-F4 to exit WinAmp I type the code:

C:\Program Files\Winamp\winamp.exe.SendKeys("%{f4}")


and the moment I move to another line it comes up with the error message:
"Compile error: Expected: line number or statement or end of statement"
and
it highlights the first "backslash \".

Judging from other code experts on this site have taught me, I would have
guessed "speach marks" should go around the path to the application, but
that
doesn't work and VBA help doesn't suggest it.

Thanks in advance

Phil