Applescript help - keystroke part does not work

Question

Hi guys, I'm new to Applescript and would like some assistance. I have an application called iVPN that I would like to start with some applescript code - just one problem in that it requires the admin password at startup.
I tried the following, but once the dialogue box appears to enter the password, nothing happens. It seems to stop just before the "delay 10" line. I've also tried it with just the keystroke line, but nothing happens (no password appears in the dialogue box that pops up).
Any help greatly appreciated, Thanks!.
tell application "iVPN" to open
tell application "System Events"
delay 10
key code 48 using {command down}
keystroke "password here"
key code 36
end tell

Answer 1

I had you download the wrong file.
The new name is XTool-2.0.dmg.tgz Notice the missing src.
I simplified the example applescript file. You need to write your applescript file as needed.
The basic plan for you is to move the mouse to the button then click the button.
--Move mouse to input field.
move mouse {100, 10} 
click mouse
--fill in the data.
--move mouse & click button
move mouse {120, 10} 
click mouse
Robert
   First, there is the XTools scripting addition, which will give AppleScript the ability to move the mouse. 
   Dowload from:
      http://www.lestang.org/osax/XTool/
   click on:
      XTool-2.0.dmg.tgz 
   Installation :
   Drag XTool.osax from insite the image to one of the following locations (create the directory if it does not exist) :
   a : ~/Library/ScriptingAdditions/
   b : /Library/ScriptingAdditions/
   c : /System/Library/ScriptingAdditions/
   I have it in directory /System/Library/ScriptingAdditions/ 
   My other two directories do not exit: ~/Library/ScriptingAdditions/ & 
      /Library/ScriptingAdditions/
   see download file XTool ReadMe.rtf for documentation
log "  --- Starting on " & ((current date) as string) & " --- "
set {x, y} to position of the mouse
display dialog "mouse at " & x & " " & y giving up after 3
display dialog "Move mouse to where you want to find coordinates, you have five seconds." giving up after 5
set {x, y} to position of the mouse
beep
display dialog "New mouse position at " & x & " " & y giving up after 5
-- Go after time message
move mouse {10, 10}
delay 5
-- click mouse
-- center mouse
-- find the size of the display with a unix command
do shell script "/usr/sbin/system_profiler SPDisplaysDataType | grep 'Resolution'" -- get info
tell the result to set {DisplayWidth, DisplayHeight} to {word 2, word 4} -- get resolution
move mouse {DisplayWidth div 2, DisplayHeight div 2} -- center mouse
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