From: Jamal Mazrui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
This could be done if HJ adds an EditBox() type function to the script
language, which could prompt the user for a line number and then move the
Jaws cursor there.
Regards,
Jamal
On 1999-02-12 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
If the screen is the same size every time you enter it, you can
write a script to jump to a specific row/column pixel count, but
not interactively. If the screen dimensions and fonts are to be the
same at all times, you can set up a series of "bookmark"-type
locations corresponding to the lines of text or graphics that are
on the screen, and then a script that would move the cursor to that
location. It would be tedious as all get out, but did you have a
specific screen in mind? It isn't as simple as the old familiar
DOS screen of 25 lines and 80 columns!
Thanks,
Dennis Brown
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Date: Friday, February 12, 1999 5:37 AM
>I would like to know if a script can be written to allow a user of
>JFW to jump to a certain line number on the screen? For example
>line 10 or line 22 ETC.
>How difficult wo8uld this be to implement into a script for an
>application such as lotus notes?
>thanks, tom Baccanti
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