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Topic Title: How to use the Windows key in a command
Topic Summary: Want to use these keys - Ctrl+Win+Alt+T - in a dragon or knowbrainer command
Created On: 03/24/2022 10:04 AM
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How to use the Windows key in a command   - dilligence - 03/24/2022 01:32 PM  
How to use the Windows key in a command   - bannshee - 03/25/2022 10:18 AM  
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I think you can very easily do this in DVC scripting:

 

SendSystemKeys "{Ctrl+Win+Alt+t}"

 

So far, I haven't tried DVC SendKeys commands with three modifiers yet. Let me know if that works.

 

I attached the command and I've named it "testing".

 

Rob



Testing.xml
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