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Is there any way to launch the keyboard keys to clients computer?

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    devine0930
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    Is there any way to launch the keyboard keys to clients computer?
    How can I launch the keyboard key by using the launch software/command function?
    If I want to control all the computer for clicking "Ctrl+B" at the same time for 27 computers.
    Is there any possibilities to do it??
    Thanks for reading my questions.☺

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      joel.derthe
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      Hi,
      for windows, you can drop vbscript scripts on each workstation in the same path then select the client computers and use the "Run program" button with the following command for example: wscript 😄 \ ... \ CTRL + B. vbs
      Sample .vbs script:
      set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject ("WScript.Shell")
      WshShell.SendKeys ( "^ B {}")

      Regards

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        arthur
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        If you are using Linux, you can install Xmacro. With Xmacro you can create macro files with keystroke sequences. Not only just regular keystrokes, but you can actually make keystroke combinations like Alt F4 etc. Then you call the macro files with a shell script. I use this a lot to manipulate the buttons on the active applications on the students screens. I really love my Alt F4 script, if a student opens a browser I can immediately close it!

        To be able to do this you should be familiar with shell scripts, and study the documentation for Xmacro.

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