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If you have to send a keystroke, you could use the SendKeys function.
I've used this is scripts before, but have found it more reliable if you incorporate PSCX's Set-ForegroundWindow cmdlet as well to make sure your browser or app is the currently focused application:
$Shell = New-Object -COM “WScript.Shellâ€
$Shell.SendKeys(“F15â€)
Would send a F15 keystroke.
Hope that gives you a place to start from.
There's another 3rd party module out in the wild called WASP that you could install.
https://wasp.codeplex.com/
Also, Adam Driscoll wrote a Powershell module that wraps Selenium's C# WebDriver:
https://github.com/adamdriscoll/selenium-powershell
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_x000D_ If you have to send a keystroke, you could use the SendKeys function. I've used this is scripts before, but have found it more reliable if you incorporate PSCX's Set-ForegroundWindow cmdlet as well to make sure your browser or app is the currently focused application: $Shell = New-Object -COM “WScript.Shell†$Shell.SendKeys(“F15â€) Would send a F15 keystroke. Hope that gives you a place to start from. There's another 3rd party module out in the wild called WASP that you could install. https://wasp.codeplex.com/ Also, Adam Driscoll wrote a Powershell module that wraps Selenium's C# WebDriver: https://github.com/adamdriscoll/selenium-powershell