Script SEND Statement |
SEND "string" [EDIT] [HIDDEN] [NOCR] The SEND statement is used to send a character string to the online host. (Technically, the string is sent to the communication port specified in the logon setup. Therefore, for example, a string can be sent to a modem before STN Express is connected to the host.) The string and other parameters may occur in any order after the SEND statement. The "=>" and ":" statements are specific forms of SEND. EDIT is an option that allows the string to be edited before it is sent. EDIT works as \! does in the => and : statements. HIDDEN does not display the string as it is sent. This is useful when sending passwords. A carriage return is automatically included after the string. To suppress it, use the NOCR keyword. For example: SEND
"+++" NOCR sends: +++ATDT 555-1212 to the modem. |
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