About web browser using in c sharp windows forms

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My Nmae is jimson , I am New In c sharp programming
in my project i have one windows form. In this windows form one web browser is there.

when i press CTRL + F1 key that time in my web browser textbox put a name

eg:

i am in home page of google
my cursor in search box in google that time i press CTRL+ F1 at that time one string is enterd in that textbox
is it possible for in windows application
i press another key with ctrl that time another string is entered in textbox

Posted 8-Jan-12 23:19pm

jimsonfernandez

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2012-01-08T23:55:00

This is a little difficult to find a "nice" solution for, as the WebBrowser control does not expose KeyDown, or KeyPress events.
It does expose PreviewKeyDown though, and that should work (but you may need to fine tune it a bit)

Handle the event, and call the SendKeys.Send method:

C#

SendKeys.Send("Hello");

Be aware this probably will not work on your system: Because your activation sequence includes the CTRL key, there is a very, very good chance that this will be interpreted as CTRL+h, CTRL+e, CTRL+l...