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Python [win32com/pywin32] using fireEvent to simulate keypress in flash object?

I am currently using pywin32 to create an Internet Explorer window and grab an object which I then store it into a variable called flashObject. I can then call methods on this such as fireEvent. However, what I want to do is basically call fireEvent("onkeypress"), but I want to specify an event to go along with that so it will basically make the flash object think that I pressed a certain key.

Is it possible to do this?

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