Redirecting output to Command Window

I'm trying to find a way to redirect output strings into different forms in an application that runs in a console window.(Windows XP)
I'm fine with Java, C, C++, C#, Perl, and Python.

The target application has fields in standard positions, and I only need to put strings in it.
I'm in a data entry position, and trying to automate my work.

Re-write the application from scratch to accommodate your needs.

>>1
standard position
Is this an angle?

If you're ````fine'''' with all those languages, you should be fine with stdout, by far the simplest way of getting output from a program.

Maybe I'm not explaining this right.
I need to parse and excel document(no problem) then input the info into a order management system that only takes input through some kind of ncurses-esque interface.
I do not have access to any of the inner workings of the the order management system.

The input fields are always at the same place, so setting the cursor by pixel position, or just giving that window focus and arrowing/tabbing around will work.

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>>5
I think you just answered your own question on how to do it.

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>>9
yes i have a general idea of how it would eventually work.  i have no clue how to implement it.
how do i move the mouse or force arrow/tab key presses?

>>13
Write something that simulates input events on a target window. Your program may have to launch the order management system in order for it to have the privileges to input to its window, or you could use whatever equivalent windows has to xdotool.