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# Send Keys

Emulate Keystrokes.

Action available for the following operating systems:

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### Parameters

* **Coded** *\<unquoted string> -* Defines if the sended key strokes are coded or not. If the user chooses Yes, the sended keys are coded (interpreted as ASCII value and converted to a char), otherwise the key strokes aren't coded.
* **Key Pressed** *\<string> -* The ASCII value that represents the key pressed.
* **Keys** *\<string> -* The ASCII value that represents the combination of keys pressed.
* **Mode** *\<unquoted string> -* This parameter defines if the user simulate a key stroke, or directly send a char to the keyboard. If the user chooses ASCII, he sends directly a char to the keyboard, and if the user chooses Hardware he simulates a key stroke. This parameter only affects the 'Keys' parameter.