--- David wrote:
> I haven't tested, but there's a back/forward button on ms and other
> keyboards that are used for the back/forward vcode on a key.
Does PowerPro offer the ability through either itself or its plugins
(e.g. KeyTrap) to send such an event?
Actually, I think it can be done through Window.PostMessage() but I
don't know what syntax would be used�� something other than WM_COMMAND
though, obviously.
If a way can be found to do this then you may be able to verify that
the stroke on the mouse pad functions equivalently to the sent event.
--- Sean wrote:
> I don't know there exist other ways to control these functions, but
> the only one remained now I can think of is that they may use
> "SendMessage/PostMessage". If this is the case, the target window
> may be "toolbarwindow32" class where the backward/forward buttons
> reside, and you may get the message id & parameters using winspector
> and/or girder.
In my experience, SendMessage/PostMessage works on the main window and
not its controls, e.g. toolbars.
On Windows XP, the following PowerPro command toggles word wrap:
Window.PostMessage("WM_COMMAND", 32, 0, "Active")
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Alex Peters / Melbourne, Australia
PowerPro v3.8.21 / Windows XP
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