Installation
Copy the files SENDKEY.DCU and SENDKEY.DCR to a library directory of your choice.
Choose from within the Delphi menu bar Options, Install components, Add and select the SENDKEY.DCU file. Click OK and OK.
The component is now installed in the Sample panel.

Use of the SENDKEY component
TSendkey makes it simple to send Keystrokes to another application. The two functions and the UseDll property are explained below. I have tried a lot of third party units and finally ended up making my own, at least this one works. The nice thing with this component is that you can use a Dll to send multiple Keystrokes ( up to 255 characters ) or use the component without the Dll to send a small number to another application ( tested for up to 12 characters ).

Properties
UseDll        False will use the VCL without the Dll to send keystrokes
	      True will load the Dll at runtime 
( must be in your application path or //Systems/ dir )

Functions
SendKeys (S : String): integer;
	This will send keystrokes to the top level application
SendKeysTo(S : String; FocusHwnd : THandle): integer;
	This will send keystrokes to the window belonging to FocusHwnd

Use
Simply place the component on a form then call like:
 form1.Sendkey1.SendKeysTo('It works',GetFocus);

Return Values are:
-1  = Could not load DLL
 0  = Success
>0 = Exception as shown in Dll

Registration
The unit will display a Msgbox when run outside the Delphi IDE, to register use
SWREG # 11004  for $12.- US
or send $10.- US to 

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#304-1914 Robson St.
Vancouver BC
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Canada

TechSupport
You can always contact me at 73303,3532 to answer any questions.