I have an application using a Telnet control that I need to send a Ctrl-C character. I was thinking I could use a Chr$(X) where X is the ASCII value of a Ctrl-C, but I don't know what that value is, and can't find it in any of my books. Can anyone help me out? Or is there a better way to do this?
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How do I send a Ctrl-C character? 2
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The full ASCII table is here:
Control characters are 64 less than the normal uppercase character. So 'Z' is 90, CTRL-Z is 26 and so on.
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Control characters are 64 less than the normal uppercase character. So 'Z' is 90, CTRL-Z is 26 and so on.
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Type this: very simple solution
SendKeys "^C"
the ^ simulaties Ctrl key being pressed.
I use this for all my copy menu needs
SendKeys "^C"
the ^ simulaties Ctrl key being pressed.
I use this for all my copy menu needs
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