I believe Artic's solution was simpler because
one didn't need to remember which control or alt key did what.
earlier, jim grimsby Jr., wrote:
um why not just have window-eyes be able to
assign commands like this to the left or right
control. so left control t would be the
window-eyes command and right controll t would do what ever control t does.
otherwise might as well just use the buypass command.
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From: "john schwery" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 5:35 PM
To: "jim grimsby Jr." <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: A suggestion for Window-eyes
Jim, an example, control-t could be a screen
reader command and control-control-t would be an application program command.
earlier, jim grimsby Jr., wrote:
hi, are you speaking of one order of keys
performing the window-eyes task and the other
performing the application task so for
example control shift t would read the title
shift control t would send the command to the
program. if so I think it is a wonderful
idea. you must have been a window bridge user before lol.
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From: "Dane Trethowan" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 12:44 PM
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: A suggestion for Window-eyes
Hi!
I sent this message to the list a couple of
weeks ago but I'm not sure it made the distance so here it is again.
At present, if you want to use a key
combination which Window-eyes uses you have
to use the "Bypass" key to pass the key
combination through to the runing application
so I'm wondering why Window-Eyes couldn't
have a system where say if you press the ctrl
or alt key once then followed by the key
combination, that final combination of
keystrokes would be passed through to the
application. I've seen Screen Reading
softwarein the past use similar approaches,
Artic Win Vision and NVDA presently are 2 cases I point to.
Perhaps Mike or Doug may have comments here, what do others think?
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