问题
I've looked everywhere for this, is it actually possible to do? If you press WIN + LEFT ARROW it will mount your selected window to the left of your screen, and that's exactly what I'm trying to do.
I have tried things like:
shl.sendkeys "#{LEFT}"
Because I found out that # could be for WIN just like + is for Shift and % is for Alt.
This may be a stupid question but it would help me out so much. Thank you for you time
回答1:
VBScript's SendKeys doesn't support the Windows key.
You can use AutoIt instead:
Send("{#Left}")
回答2:
Set Keys = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Keys.SendKeys("^{Esc}")
This should work, it Simulates the push of the Windows key by pushing the CTRL ^ and the ESC {Esc}keys, i don't know how to make the window mount to the left of the screen
回答3:
Oh, so you want to mount the window to the left, I currently don't think there's a way to do that, but there's another shortcut for start menu, as well as windows key, it's Ctrl+Esc, ^{ESC}, you could possibly run the onscreen keyboard, then somehow tab over to the key, but it would be hard, also how about trying Alt+Space, %{SPACE}, to click the window icon then, M for move, then set the cursors position to the left of the screen, somehow? I don't currently need help moving the cursor in V.B.S., but you could Google it. Hash symbol is actually typing the symbol #, hash, tested with this. I also got help on the send-keys function, here. I have way to much researching, but I still can't find a answer. Some-one also said using "Auto hotkey", a third party program, but I don't really trust programs that can take control over your whole PC.
So I guess your options are:
- Alt+Space to click window icon, then M for move, then move cursor to left side of the screen
- Auto HotKey, although I don't recommend it.
- Other commands, but SendKeys, in VBS,
- Running a file, built in a different language to do so.
- Or well, waiting-for / asking Microsoft to add it in, in the next version of Windows?!
回答4:
Yes, You can send the windows key in VBS.
Set vb = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
vb.Sendkeys "^{ESC}"
It's actually alt + Esc work as windows key.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23576365/send-windows-key-in-vbs