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Amazing Charts is a EMR that uses a ThunderRT6FormDC.<br />
When user on console is in the application &quot;CTRL-L&quot; logs the user out bringing back to log in screen and not having to reload the program. &nbsp;Very cool. &nbsp;<br />
&nbsp; In AutoIT controlsend, controlsettext or send fails to log out the user. &nbsp;Keys tried included &quot;^L&quot;, {CNTRLDOWN}L{CNTRLUP}, {ASC 012}. <br />
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ControlSetText(&quot;Amazing Charts&quot;,&quot;&quot;,36,&quot;^L&quot;)<br />
ControlSend(&quot;Amazing Charts&quot;,&quot;&quot;,1,&quot;ASC 012&quot;)<br />
Send(&quot;^L&quot;)<br />
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OS: Windows7;64<br />
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Does anyone know the &quot;secret handshake&quot; that will make this work?<br />
Thank you.
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Amazing Charts is a EMR that uses a ThunderRT6FormDC.
When user on console is in the application "CTRL-L" logs the user out bringing back to log in screen and not having to reload the program.  Very cool.  
  In AutoIT controlsend, controlsettext or send fails to log out the user.  Keys tried included "^L", {CNTRLDOWN}L{CNTRLUP}, {ASC 012}. 
 eg:
ControlSetText("Amazing Charts","",36,"^L")
ControlSend("Amazing Charts","",1,"ASC 012")
Send("^L")

OS: Windows7;64

Does anyone know the "secret handshake" that will make this work?
Thank you.

How to log out of Amazing Charts with AutoIT script - Control-L fails.

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