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vivek posted a new comment:
Thanks Harry.
Key modifier worked for me
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UmaMaheshwarRao confirmed that the question is solved:
Thanks.
It worked. passing the "regular" key as the first argument works. but instead
of Key.WIN I need to pass it as K
Question #173368 on Sikuli changed:
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Harry Readinger proposed the following answer:
it would be type("d", Key.WIN)
for windows + D
NOTE: you must always put the "regular" key first, so type(Key.WIN, "d")
wouldn't
Question #173368 on Sikuli changed:
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Summary changed to:
how to simulate Key Down Combinations ( Win Key + D)
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