Hi Rags,
MicCtrlDwn depicts the 'Ctrl' keypress in QTP. Suppose that you want to
save a notepad. To do so you can use 'Ctrl + S'. This can be done using
MicCtrlDwn.
*Window("Notepad").Type micCtrlDwn + "s" + micCtrlUp* Similarly you have *
micShiftDwn*, *micShiftUp, **micAltDwn*, *micAltDwn* for Shift & Alt key
press.
Alternatively, you can also use SendKeys method to achieve the same result.
'Ctrl + S' as per SendKeys will be *obj.SendKeys ^s*
Hope this helps..
*Regards,
Anish Pillai
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