Check out the MSDN documentation for SendKeys, because ours uses a very similar syntax. The main differences are that our SendKeys supports all of the keyboard virtual keys found on the page below, and you should always wrap modified keys in parenthesis, otherwise the modifier key will be held down until the end of the sequence.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-ca/library/windows/desktop/dd375731%28v=vs.85%29.aspx

Here is an example that will type "Hello World!" then a tab, then the enter key:

"+(h)ello +(w)orld{TAB}{ENTER}"

Note: We found a bug in testing yesterday in that strings with spaces aren't supported. We'll have that fixed up for the next version of ClipboardFusion

Yeah, our function has to try to translate characters and doesn't usually work all that well. I'd recommend using Microsoft's SendKeys that's built-in to the .NET Framework. You can do this instead of using BFS.Input.SendKeys:



Hope that helps!