I think the problem is the speed at which you press the enter key. With this code, not work very well, but at least recognize the enter key occasionally. I do not understand why it does not work with keybd_event. Is there any other way to control the speed similar to KeyDown or KeyUp? Label>Start Pr...

Is not 13 ​​the code for the Enter key? I've also tried the following, without success: SetFocus>** WaitReady>0 Let>VK_RETURN=13 Let>ExtendedKey=1 Let>KeyUp=2 Press Enter LibFunc>user32.dll,keybd_event,r,VK_RETURN,0,ExtendedKey,0 Wait>0.5 Release Enter Let>FLAGS={%ExtendedKey% OR %KeyUp%} LibFunc>us...

I tried with the following code I found on the forum, but it does not work: SetFocus>** WaitReady>0 Let>VK_control=13 Let>ExtendedKey=1 Let>KeyUp=2 Press Enter LibFunc>user32.dll,keybd_event,r,VK_control,0,ExtendedKey,0 Wait>0.5 Release Enter Let>FLAGS={%ExtendedKey% OR %KeyUp%} LibFunc>user32.dll,k...

I do not know if this helps, but in the program I previously used to send keystrokes, if I put simply did not work. To work properly should put:

(,0)
(,0)
And the same for other keys like Shift, Ctrl, or Fs

I've tried to put Press Enter and Release Enter, but does not work.

Yes, it's a online game. The name is ** and the link is [url]http://www.**.com.ar/en/[/url]

Thanks for your answer.
The program detects the "Hello!" but not the Enter key. The same applies to other special keys such as Shift, Ctrl, F1, F2, etc..

It's strange

Hi! I have a problem with keystrokes. For example, I'm trying to make a macro to press enter, type "Hello", and press enter again, but the program recipient does not receive the keystrokes. The program is a game called ***. I was testing, but almost no keys function. Probe with enter, shit, ctrl, F1...