hi Groove Papa, i KNOW THIS IS A LATE RESPONCE TO THIS QUESTION, BUT DO YOU THINK THAT IT IS POSSABLE TO COPY THE SCRIPT FROM OLD COPIES OF jfw. When I took those classes to learn ms word and netscape with JFW, the version that i saw working with this feature was version 2.08. It's the one before 2.29. I really wish that this was possable to toggle this feature on or off. That's the way you use to get it going with the numpad plus key stroke in rapid succession. In this case, what the people from Berook College did was have this feature work automatically. Everywhere you cursered, the pointer would announce the shape that it is in as it goes into various windows. If anyone has old scripts they can pass on, I'm sure someone can incorporate them into the new ones. I know one guy who use t like the old scipts with excell was able to do this with the new ones. Hope to this this back. I'll at least request it to HJ to put it back... Later, Carlos. -----Original Message----- From: The Groove Papa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Saturday, November 28, 1998 1:14 AM Subject: Other Cursors >I was reading in the hjconst.jss file, that there are constants for other >cursors such as the hour glass and the resize cursor. There are a few times >when I might find it useful to know when these cursors are active. Does >anybody know if there are scripts to get jaws to tell you when the cursor >type changes? An example of where this might be useful is in the Find >window when the whole path of a found item is obscured because there isn't >enough room in that column. You can drag the top of the path column to make >it big enough to read the entire path , but not if you can't tell when the >cursor changes. If there is no way to make JFW tell you when the cursors >change, can anybody tell me how to work around this problem? I find myself >needing to adjust things like that all the time. Thanks. >The Groove Papa >- >To unsubscribe, see the home page >http://yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au/~nallan/jfw - Visit the jfw ml web page: http://yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au/~nallan/jfw
