Hi Gerardo,
Well, you will have to embark upon becoming an advanced user in order to
create a unique set file for your program.
First, you have to ensure that Show advanced options is checked in the
Help menu.
This will make the Association node visible in the tree view, down near
the bottom of the tree.
If you expand that node, you will reveal two nodes, Current association
and Program information.
You need to highlight Current association, tab once and you'll be in an
edit box labelled Set file.
More than likely, default.set will be in that edit box.
So, you would type in mp3gain.set, tab to the Save and associate button,
press Enter, and now you've created a unique set file for that program
and associated it with that program.
Now you can modify the settings in this set file, change the Scope for
any setting which you want to be unique to the mp3gain program, and the
settings will stick.
Note, at any time in the future, before you change any setting, always
use Control-Shift-T to read the title bar. This will tell you what set
file you are working with, and it will prevent you from causing yourself
problems by changing the settings in the wrong set file
Also, keep in mind that set files are loaded automatically when programs
start up; also, set files which are associated with programs become
active when the programs they are associated with come to the
foreground; therefore, if you want to work with a set file associated
with a particular program, first put the program in the foreground, and
then press Control-backslash to activate the Window-Eyes control panel.
This way, Window-Eyes is giving you automatic access to the set file you
want to work with.
hth,
Rod
On 4/11/14 11:19 PM, Gerardo Corripio wrote:
When Alt tab away and come back, the Keyboard Echo Off setting indeed stays;
it's when I close via Alt f4 out of MP3 Gain, and open it, when the Keyboard
echo returns to WE's what I have Globally Words. Anymore ideas?
Gera
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El 11/04/2014, a las 09:58 p.m., Curtis Delzer <[email protected]>
escribió:
Well, seems to me that when you are in mp3-gain, it should work, since
you've used the "program" feature, are you saying that if you go out of
it, and then come back into it, they don't stay off?
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Curtis Delzer.
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On Fri, 11 Apr 2014 21:14:39 -0500
Gerardo Corripio <[email protected]> wrote:
HI guys
Using WindowEyes 8.4 with MP3 Gain, it doesn't stick to having Keyboard echo
off!
Here's how I do this in case i'm doing something wrong, or am missing a step:
1.-Open up MP3 Gain like always;
2.-Go to the windoweyes Control Panel under Keyboard/Voice;
2.-Tab until I'm sure it's on Program; tab to where it says Both Characters and
Words, and arrow up until it says Off;
4.-Save changes, making sure it's on Program.
It works great upon saving the changes, and while doing Control+f and other
keystrokes in MP3 Gain Windoweyes doesn't speak them, which is how I'm wanting
it to work.
However when I exit out of MP3 Gain, it reverts back to speaking Control+f and
other keystrokes!
Thanks for any enlightenment.
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Gerardo J Corripio Flores Psicólogo, Terapéuta Reiki
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