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MadeByVince 17-Feb-18 10:54am View    
Hey guys, this is a very old post so I hope someone will still be able to help me...

I have tried this solution and it works really well, thank you so much for this.
Where I have a problem is that I'm trying to also send key combination like CTRL+J for example and I can't find how to make it work based on what I have here (I'm really a newbie in C#).
Is there anyone who knows and can help me?
Thanks a lot.
MadeByVince 27-Mar-13 10:04am View    
Hey Thomas,
I got my app working as expected thanks to your help !!!
Many thanks again...
Vince.
MadeByVince 27-Mar-13 8:54am View    
Hi Thomas,
Many thanks for your help.. I'll try that !
Thanks again,
Vince.
MadeByVince 27-Mar-13 8:44am View    
Thank you for the answer and sorry for the bad post... I didn't saw there was different places for comments and solution...
On the conversion point of view, I was this but I cannot find the right way to do the good convertion, the message I'm trying to send is what the device at the other end is expecting. I just know it wants a 0x01 0x25 0xFA in a single UDP packet to do what I want but I cannot find the right way to send it on the correct format.
I also tried with the message in a textbox and this conversion :
MyMessage = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(TextToSend.Text)
pRet = udpClient.Send(MyMessage, MyMessage.Length)
But when doing this I have a 14 bytes message...