Hi Jamal,
Here are a few lines I added to the SayNextLine() and the SayPriorLine()
scripts in default.jss. It will announce the menu item's trigger letter,
then the menu item itself.
Cut these lines and paste then in the SayPriorLine() script, just after the
line that states "{PriorLine}", and in the SayNextLine() script just after
the "{NextLine}" statement:
; Announces trigger letter in menus...
If(MenusActive()) Then ; See if you're in a menu.
SayCharacter() ; Announce hotkey (trigger letter).
SayString("=")
SayChunk() ; Announce menu item.
EndIf
; End of block
Compile and recycle JFW from memory and see if it does what you want it to
do.
It can be improved upon, and all suggestions are welcomed.
Thanks,
Dennis Brown
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From: Jamal Mazrui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Friday, March 05, 1999 4:34 PM
>I also experience the repeating line syndrome when using Say-All for
reading
>messages in Pegasus Mail. Suggestions for curing this would be
appreciated.
>
>Regards,
>Jamal
>
>
>On 1999-03-05 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Hello listers. I have just started looking at Outlook 98, and
> although there are things I find interesting about the program, I am
> having a problem with one annoying aspect of either Outlook or JFW.
> when I am reading a message with insert+down-arrow, JFW sometimes
> either keeps repeating a line over and over again, or it might stop
> in the middle of the message and I have to move the cursor up or
> down and resume reading. the problem seems to be most prevalent in
> messages where the text happens to be wrapped such that there's one
> long line followed by one short line.
> I am on lots of lists where the format of messages is catch as catch
> can. Is there a work-around for this? I do like having the editing
> cursor in a message, and there are some other enhancements too, but
> any ideas about this other problem would be appreciated.
> Sorry about the blabbering.
> thanks.
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