thats the problem. the graphics that are not labeled all say the same thing.
graphic. that doesn't tell you which graphic you are on. some graphics only
say graphic when you find them with the mouse. and usually after you label a
graphic the mouse will focus somewhere else and you have to start all over
again trying to find the next graphic where you left off.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim Grimsby JR." <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, April 16, 2010 9:03 AM
Subject: RE: Graphics - Feature missing
hi, seen this before and I still don't get what having a number there
does
for you. if you are on a graphic that you have labeled then the label is
read and it doesn't say graphic. if the graphic is not labeled it just
says
graphic and then you need to find out what this graphic does and label it.
a number just adds extra verbosity if you ask me.
From: David [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2010 5:53 PM
To: WE English mailing list
Subject: Graphics - Feature missing
OK, so we have the 'Name graphics' function, by Ins-G. As I get it, the
mouse is automatically moved over the whole window, and when hitting a
graphics, checking if it has a label to it; in the software. If it does,
this label will be passed on to WE.
If it doesn't have a predefined label, the symbol will simply be left
untouched, and if you try to manually move your mouse there, WE simply
reports 'Graphic'. From there, you always can manually 'label' your
graphic.
Nice enough. But what do you do, when your screen is spotted with 10, 15,
20
or more graphics? Not very easy to have and keep an overview, which
graphics
you have already been at, and which you still have to explore.
In my old screen reader, there was a feature, for simply numbering all
unlabeled graphics. They would then be reported 'Graphic1', 'Graphic2',
...
'Graphic15', 'Graphic16', etc. Really a nice way to do it, as you now
could
keep track of which numbers you had vissited, and which you still had
left.
Allright, I know, I could simply move my way around, and start out the
whole
exploration of the new window, by manually labelling or numbering the
graphics in my window. But it is a tidious job, and I really miss the
feature of having this done automatically, by a single keystroke. In
certain
cases, I even found there was no real need for me to further label
graphics
in certain applications, as you simply just would move your mouse to the
'graphic5', and click that one, not bothering having it further labeled.
Guess this would even have been possible by a script of some sort, in WE.
So, is there a chance, that this feature could be implemented somehow?
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