import win32com.client
shell = win32com.client.Dispatch(\"WScript.Shell\")
shell.AppActivate(\"Command Prompt\")
shell.SendKeys(\"%{ }\") # This
#shell.Sen
I think it is a bug in windows. Here is an example where in notepad the "% " works and in CMD it does not:
' SendKeys.vbs Example Script ' VBScript to send keyboard strokes to command prompt and notepad ' --------------------------------------------------------' Option Explicit Dim objShell, WshShell set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") objShell.Run("cmd") objShell.AppActivate("Command Prompt") WScript.Sleep 500 objShell.SendKeys "notepad~" WScript.Sleep 500 ' It works objShell.SendKeys "% x" WScript.Sleep 200 objShell.SendKeys "% r" WScript.Sleep 200 objShell.SendKeys "%v" WScript.Sleep 200 objShell.SendKeys "s" WScript.Sleep 200 objShell.SendKeys "Algo{Enter}" WScript.Sleep 500 objShell.SendKeys "%{TAB}" WScript.Sleep 500 objShell.SendKeys "dir~" WScript.Sleep 500 'Does not work objShell.SendKeys "% es" WScript.Sleep 3500 objShell.SendKeys "{BACKSPACE}{BACKSPACE}Exit~" WScript.Sleep 3500 objShell.SendKeys "%fx" WScript.Sleep 500 objShell.SendKeys "{TAB}~" WScript.Quit ' End of SendKeys Example Script