Hi mike, I was able to install Jaws scripts for Gold Wave successfully
this morning using this program & following
Cuong's earlier posts' despite that fact that i am a beginner in the field of
scripting. i also created a shortcut of the program in the sent to sub-menu.
the program is simple to use however an audio podcast would be nice.
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On 4/22/2016 4:49 AM, Mike B wrote:
Hi David,
From reading Cuong's earlier posts' I was under the impression that this
program was supposed to make it easier for someone that doesn't know how to
install scripts to install them, but after reading his steps from earlier
this morning, it sounds like this program will be harder to understand how
it works & use by the people it's supposedly made for, than learning where
to put scripts manually. Here's the earlier post:
Hi
This is a short instruction I shared at other forum
I've developed an application named Jaws Script Install using 7 zip, autoit
and the Layout by code written by Jamal Mazrui. People who are interesting
can download at http://tinyurl.com/h5ooggn
This helps people especially beginner of Jaws install any script from a zip
file. This program does the job very quicly. I recommend you to create a
folder, copy the programs into it then run because it will extract some
required files at the first time running.
Now, just choose a zip file, and some options such as install for current
user or All user, Backup before replace, overwrite file if exists, recompile
script... then press the Install button. Program will close when completing
the installation. If chehck the backup before replace options, a zip
filename backup.zip will be created parallel the program executable file.
This program can also work quicker and easier by adding shortcut itself
toSend to context menu. Just activate the create send to menufor that job. A
message box will tel you that you did it successfully. From now on, just
press the application key at a zip file you want, choose send to sub menu,
and choose Jaws Script install. Program will start with the selected zip
file added to Zip file field. Just choose other options you'd like, and
press the Install button.
whenever you want to remove it from send to menu, press the Remove send
tomenu button.
This program works very friendly with Jaws. I added some alert message when
it backup existing script, recompile etc. This make you monitor the progress
easily.
I do this just because I'm self learning autoit, and some of my feature has
folowed by the Jaws Script Exchange written by Jamal afiew years ago. This
version have alot of things need to be fixed, such as code structure, even
the English text in it interface, so I'd love to recieve featbacks, or
feature request, in order to make it works better. When I release it, I'll
give a documentation.
For the technical info, I develop this program using autoit script,
including layout by code library for creating it interface, SendTo library
for adding and removing send to menu shortcut, 7-zip for extracting and
backing up scripts before replacing.
Hope this useful
Cuong
I know that I'm not the sharpest knife in the drawer, but I think that for
someone that doesn't know how or where to install Jaws scripts, trying to
follow the above steps, let alone run the installer would confuse them.
Personally I don't know if he's explaining how the script installer works
or, if these are steps someone is supposed to follow. Just my 2 cents
worth.
Take care.
Mike
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----- Original Message -----
From: David Ferrin
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2016 3:46 PM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] JAWS script install
Today's' version works as advertised, I'll be uploading it to the server in
just a couple of minutes. I fiddled with doing an audio this afternoon but
it just didn't come out right. I have not given up as I feel it is worth
doing.
David Ferrin
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a simpler system that worked perfectly.
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