HotkeyNet: TargetWin

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TargetWin

This command was called TargetWin before build 107.

Sets the targeted window. This is the window to which keystrokes and mouseclicks get sent. Use this command when the target is a main (top-level) window.

Syntax

<TargetWin window>

Parameters

Window is the name of the window that will receive keystrokes and mouse clicks.

Remarks

Use this command to target a high-level window. To target a child, target the parent with this command, then use TargetChild.

Example

The following definition:

<hotkey F1>
   <sendpc local>
       <TargetWin "My difficult background Window">
       <SetSendMode PostMessage>
       <text hi boss!>

is equivalent to this one:

<hotkey F1>
   <sendpc local>
       <SendWinM "My difficult background Window">
       <text hi boss!>

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This page was last revised on July 4, 2008.

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