I am trying to use a utility to automate some Sesame functions, but have run into a problem that Sesame does not respond to the input that simulates pressing F10 or F9 (maybe others also).  It does respond to pressing Tab, Shift, all alphanumerics [a-z0-9] on the keyboard.  Does Sesame somehow circumvent Windows keyboard handling and process it at a different level?

If certain keys are handled differently, can a list be provided so that I can adapt my tools to handle that?

Better than that, can Sesame process all keyboard inputs using standard Windows keyboard handling?  Perhaps some more keys need to be included from the current list?

I think the use of standard handling is critical if you are going to allow third party applications to be created to interface with Sesame like they can with other Windows applications.

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That is possible, Mark.  I will check that out.  I had already downloaded FLTK in early stages of Beta testing.  But never had a need to dig in deeply.  Thanks for the lead and the details on the events.