Hi Alison,
What exactly are you wanting to do and why? Is the background app something
you have written? When you say background app. what exactly do you mean, is
it a windows service?
Some of these answers may help me or others to better answer your question.
Phil
"Alison" <Al****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi, Everyone,
I wondered if I can use sendkeys to send certain keystrokes (Ctrl+C) to a
backgound application (which has no active window) so that I can interrupt
its running. Since there is no active window present with the background
application, I am not sure about how to do it.
Thanks for any help
Alison