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I've started a project in Visual Basic 2005. My end goal is for this program to play an online word game without my assistance. When played normally, a link is clicked on the game website and a form opens. This form only exists for the duration of the game. Into this form players type words and submit them by pressing the enter button. To test one part of my idea, I've set up a form with a button and text box. Into the text box I've entered a word. When I press my form's button I'd like the word to be entered into the game. I have no idea how to do this! Any help would be appreciated.


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This seems like a bot and is probably against the games TOS.

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