Interacting with Other Applications
- Last UpdatedNov 07, 2016
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In a script, you can interact with other Windows applications by using various QuickScripts. For example, you can:
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Start an application, such as Notepad.
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Check an application title name.
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Check if a certain application is running.
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Activate a running application.
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Simulate keyboard strokes.
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Close, minimize or maximize an application window.
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Execute commands and exchange data with applications that support DDE.
Related Links
- Starting a Windows Application
- Retrieving the Application Title of a Running Application
- Checking If an Application is Running
- Activating a Running Windows Application
- Sending Simulated Key Strokes to an Application
- Closing, Minimizing or Maximizing a Windows Application
- Executing Commands and Exchanging Data using DDE