David,
It is true that a script reads the Taskbar in Windows 95. This script does
not work for Windows 98 because the child windows that the script is
looking for are not in the same order as in 95. Although the script could
probably be modified to work in 98, the easiest way to get the Taskbar to
read with this operating system is to put a frame around it and assign it
to the Insert-F11 key combination.
Gary, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At 09:58 PM 3/31/99 -0800, you wrote:
>there is no frame for the Task bar. it is a script
>
>On Wed, 31 Mar 1999 17:34:35 -1000 "milton m. ota" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>writes:
>>For all of you who are having problems reading the Taskbar with
>>insert-F11,
>>please bare with me as I explain things for all that need the help.
>>
>>First, be sure that the setting for "Taskbar On Top" is checked. To
>>find
>>this out, go to the Start Menu, Settings, Taskbar. The first item
>>that
>>should come up should be Taskbar Always ontop--and make sure this is
>>checked--if not press the spacebar. Tab to the OK. Use alt-F4 to be
>>sure
>>that you closed it.
>>
>>Now, if it still doesn't speak, follow these instructions. They were
>>posted
>>to the list a while back and the instructions were originally provided
>>by
>>Henter-Joyce.
>>
>>Hello to all those who need to get there taskbar back in focus. I
>>have just
>>upgraded to Windows 98 and was given these instructions for
>>configuring the
>>Taskbar.
>>I followed them, and now Insert+F11 reads the taskbar just as it used
>>to do.
>>
>>1. Place PC cursor on Task Bar and hold Shift + Control down while
>>rapidly
>>pressing [ twice.
>>2. Type: TaskBar
>>3. Tab once and answer "Yes" to prompt regarding the overwriting of
>>the
>>previous entry.
>>4. Tab to "Save in Frame File" and down arrow to "Default".
>>5. Tab to "Echo Group" and select "Silent"
>>6. Tab to "Hot Key" and press the Numpad Insert + F11. When you are
>>prompted
>>to overwrite a previous assignment to the JKM file, select "Yes".
>>7. Tab to "OK" and press Enter.
>>
>>When you press Numpad Insert + F11, JFW will now read the
>>applications
>>displayed on the Task Bar.
>>
>>I hope this helps all of you just as much as it helped me.
>>Suzanne Tritten
>>
>>Aloha,
>>Milton M. ota
>>Associate Dealer, Hawaii
>>Island Computer Access Now ICAN
>>E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Visit my home page at:
>>http://www.hgea.org/~mota
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>>
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