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Hi Madhi,



Try .Keys('[Apps]') - for me it works better than Shift-F10...

Alex:

Can you be more clear on this.  I tried sys.desktop.keys as well as obj.keys('[apps]')

on encountering the first single quote the line is considered as commment.  Please explain.

Hi Madhi,





Looks like you are using VBScript, so you need to use double quotes for string constants:

obj.keys("[Apps]")





Important: the constants passed to the Keys method are case-sensitive.

Thanks for all your help..

But i get the error message "Unable to focus the control" - Ours is a WPF windows application.

Hi Madhi,



Can you provide more details as for when the error occurs and a code snippet that is executed?

Hi Madhi,





Yes, we need more info to proceed. Can the control be focused manually?

For the suggested approach to work, it should be possible to do the same actions manually - focus the control and press the Apps key on the keyboard.

Oh..okay.. that is not happening manually.  I was tyring all possible combinations to make it work.