Thanks J.J. I will look to the scripts. I had hoped for something like the exception dictionary. With a possibility to add words in a simple way.
Regards, Marten On Sun, 7 Dec 2008 13:32:38 -0500, J.J. Meddaugh wrote: >You could perhaps modify the Eloquence fix script to do this. >If not, the concept is similar. Basically, you're watching >for strings and want to replace them. Also check the Quickbooks Online >script. That one is more stripped down and may give you an idea of what >you're going for. It just has a list of strings and another list of >replacements. >Hope this helps. >J.J. >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Marten Post Uiterweer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2008 12:54 PM >Subject: request for script >> Hello, >> >> I don't have any scripting-experience at the moment, but I know, that what >> I want, is possible with scripts. >> >> I want Window-Eyes pronaunce different words for sentences or words. For >> example in mails, for mailinglists, you have the fact, that people place >> something >> in the beginning of the line, such as: >> [window-eyes] >> When using the exeption dictionary, you have a problem, because the [ ] - >> signs, are not known, so you have to change window and eyes and that is >> not >> what I want. >> I know a mailinglist, who has in the subjectline something as: >> [gwmicro script list] >> this will be a problem, because of the [ ] and the spaces. >> Window-Eyes self cannot help to change these things. Still no support to >> do this. >> For as far as I know from scriptcentral, there is no script that can help >> in this situation. >> Or is there such a script or is there anyone who has made something or >> can help with such a script? >> >> Regards, Marten >> >> >> >>
