Hi:
Aisle take a crack at your questions.
First, JFW sees a graphic and makes a calculation based on the number of
pixels in the graphic and the particular colors that the graphic contains.
The result is called an RGB value. Everytime JFW sees the graphic, it
sees not a graphic, but a number.
Second, you can find out what to label the graphic in several ways.
Often, when screen echo is set to all, running the mouse or Jaws cursor
over a button will produce a bubble with text in it that will be read by
Jaws. This is the label you might want. Also, if it's a button, you may
simply press the button with your left mouse button and see what happens.
Other graphics may not be so easy and may require one time cited assistance.
Keep in mind that once a graphic is labeled, its labeled for that screen
resolution only. If you change resolution, or sometimes even video cards,
your labels may be thrown off.
Hope I've been accurate and helpful.
Good luck,
Steve
At , you wrote:
>Hi list friends, I imagine that my earlier message about labeling graphics
>did not get an answer because it was in the framework of a specific program
>which perhaps people are not familiar with. Let me put the question in
>more general terms, so maybe we can get to the bottom of it. When graphics
>are not labeled, they are read by my JFW with numbers assigned to them:
>Graphic905, for example. How is that number assigned to the particular
>graphic? Is there a master list somewhere--with HJ or Microsoft, which
>gives standard graphics by number and text label? When I go into the
>graphics labeler I am asked to give a text label to the graphic that is
>under the cursor? How can I know what name to assign?
>
>Dotty Martin
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