Send String and Function Key Commands
The following commands can be included as part of a keymap, button, or anti-idle string. Refer to the Command Manager for further information about creatintg user-defined commands.
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Command |
Action |
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\\ |
Sends a backslash character |
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\a |
Sends the IPv6 address of the first adapter on the local machine (the client) |
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\b |
Sends a backspace |
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\c |
Sends the Computer Name of the local machine (the client) |
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\e |
Sends an escape |
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\i |
Sends the IPv4 address of the first adapter on the local machine (the client) |
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\l |
Sends the Windows login name associated with the SecureCRT process running on the local machine (the client) |
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\m |
Sends the MAC address of the first adapter on the local machine (the client) |
| \n | Sends a linefeed (LF) |
| \p | Pauses for one second |
| \r | Sends a carriage return (CR) |
| \t | Sends a tab |
| \u | Sends the username used to login to the remote server |
| \v | Pastes the contents of the Clipboard to the active session window |
Note 1: When mapping a key, you can send arbitrary octal codes using Send String commands.
Note 2: Carriage returns can be included in a send string in order to improve readability, but they are not sent to the remote. In order to send a carriage return or linefeed to the remote, the string must include "\r" or "\n".
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