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OK, here's the scenario - there's a home-grown app running which then runs a from-the-factory app. Most of the time, but not always, the second app reaches a point where it pops a message box and asks the user whether or not to continue and the answer is always yes. Question - is there a good way to access the thread/window of the second app and, essentially, hit enter (or Alt-Y) if the prompt appears? The factory says they don't have noninteractive support for this.
I would greatly appreciate any help someone might be able to give.....
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I'm not sure what
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noninteractive support
means. Does it mean you can't use SendKeys?
If it means you can't use SendKeys then I can't help you,
otherwise you'll find how to 'send' Alt-Y in MSDN if you scroll to SendKeys, if you don't have MSDN, say and I'll post you the necessary code. (I'm falling asleep, so I'm not in the mood to program a s**t)
Bye,
Me
:)
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Hello,
I have seen this very probelm in a certin ISP. There software has this really annoying auto disconnect feature that use to drive me nuts when I needed to download large files. I don't have that ISP anymore so I don't have that problem :) But I also woundered if there might possible be a way to get around the auto disconnect crap myself.
Roger
