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Damage variable

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    i send variable by this fuction dim ss as string = textbox1.text // here imagen i put "2415666:" /// here code whcih minimaze the form of vb.net System.Windows.Forms.SendKeys.SendWait("ss")// here the code which different and change . and after many click of button which make this action the string will print as "245566654" or some thing wrong .. the question why the variable printed like this .... ///here code whcih minimaze the form of vb.net kilany

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      i send variable by this fuction dim ss as string = textbox1.text // here imagen i put "2415666:" /// here code whcih minimaze the form of vb.net System.Windows.Forms.SendKeys.SendWait("ss")// here the code which different and change . and after many click of button which make this action the string will print as "245566654" or some thing wrong .. the question why the variable printed like this .... ///here code whcih minimaze the form of vb.net kilany

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      Mr kilany wrote:

      System.Windows.Forms.SendKeys.SendWait("ss")//

      You didn't sned the contents of your ss variable. You sent the string "ss" to the other app (without the quotes). The line should look like this:

      SendKeys.SendWait(ss) ' no quotes!!

      Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

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