Overview

Key Sim simulates keystrokes.
It is used to automize programs which do not have command line options.

Key definition:
You can define the keystrokes in the text box.

Automatic save:
KeySim creates a file KeySim.txt in the folder where it has been started. This file holds the key stream definition.The file is automatically saved when keysim shuts down.

Key codes:
Key codes are like for the VB sendkeys command (see README)

Other features:
{RUN cmd} sends the command cmd to a shell. The program cmd is started in the background
{WAIT} pauses the key sending for (very approximately) one second
{ACTIVATE wname} activates the window with the title wname. The title must be exact, don't forget white spaces etc. After the activate command, keys are sent to the activated window.
{EXIT} ends the program.

Command line option:
The command 'keysim go' sends the keys one time before the KeySim window opens.

Installation:
Uzipping the zip file will create keysim.exe, a sample KeySim.txt and the README file. There is no installation, double-klick keysim.exe to start the KeySim.

Licensing

KeySim represented in our directory as a Freeware product.

History & Statistics

KeySim 1.0 (39.0 KB) was first added to File Surgery on 27 November, 2007. It has been downloaded 101 times and has been reviewed 161 times.

OS Support

Windows2000, Windows2003, WinNT 4.x, 2000, 2003, NT, XP, WinXP

System Requirements

Not Established

Tags

Keyboard Automation - Key - Simulate Keystroke - Command Line Option