Copy the scripts in my last message to your shdocvw.jss file. The easiest
way to get into that is to open up Internet Explorer, and press Insert+0.
Once you're in there, hit Control+end, to make sure you're at the end of
the file. Now Paste the scripts. After you've pasted the scripts, press
control+s. This should save and compile the scripts. This should go off
without a hitch. It works fine on my machine. If you have a problem here,
write me back. Once you've compiled the scripts. Move the PcCursor into
some part of the first script. It can be on any line of the script. Now
press control+d. The script information dialog should appear. Tab through
the list of various control fields. You may fill in a
synopsis if you like. That is what you will here if you press the key you
assign, while you are in Keyboard help mode. Tab to the assign hot key edit
field and press the key combination you want to use for that script. It
should say the name of the key you pressed. If it does, hit enter and
you're done. Go into each scripts Script information dialog and assign it a
unique key. Press control+s to compile the scripts one last time, go forth,
and use you're new hot keys. Like I said, if I have been unclear, I will be
happy to explain further. Good Luck!
At 12:49 PM 3/17/99 -0800, you wrote:
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>Mr. Groovepopa,
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> Is there any way you can give me an idea on how to make or assign a script
>a key, ie the scripts you've put on your email to the list.
> If you could just give one example like, the first script, take the script
>and hit this key have script in this directory so . . . or whatever it
>takes. I've never done script stuff or assigned keys to a script.
> thank you for your help,
>
>At 11:45 AM 3/17/99 -0600, you wrote:
>>Maybe some of you have thought of this before, and it was certainly easy to
>>do, but I have created some new little scripts in Internet Explorer to
>>alieviate some of the work my right hand is doing at the keyboard. Usually
>>when I am surfing the web, the Key commands I use the most are
>>ReadNextScreen, ReadPriorScreen, and ReadCurrentScreen. So, I have created
>>a few new hot keys for my left hand, so that I don't get carpel tunnel
>>syndrome or anything. I thought it was pretty useful so I thought I would
>>share. Below are the scripts I created. Just copy them into your
>>Shdocvw.jss file and assign some keys easily accessable to your left hand
>>and you'll be there. I chose Control+Shift+z, Control+Shift+a, and
>>Control+Shift+s, for my keys. These can all easily be reached with the left
>>hand. Like I said, I don't know if any of you will find this useful, or
>>rather, if you'll think I'm an idiot, but none the less, its out there.
>>Maybe somebody else can use it.
>>
>>Script AltReadNextScreen ()
>>PerformScript ReadNextScreen ()
>>EndScript
>>
>>Script AltReadPriorScreen ()
>>PerformScript ReadPriorScreen()
>>EndScript
>>
>>Script AltReadCurrentScreen ()
>>PerformScript ReadCurrentScreen()
>>EndScript
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