As far as shutting the voice up you should be able to modify the
SayFocusedWindow() to skip speaking. are there no lables at these edit fields
and no names?
If that is the case the only idea I can suggest in both cases is to use the
exact physical screen location of each control to trigger if functions for
skipping lines of your script or activating a saystring function with the
control name.
For example, you can put this kind of thing in your Void Function
SayFocusedWindow()
if (hDist() == nnn && vDist() == nn) then
;nnn should be replaced with the correct coordinates from the test
scripts
below
JAWSCursor ()
sayString("Control one name")
PcCursor ()
I have used the JAWS cursor here as that is an easy way to generate a different
voice for the spoken text.
You will need the following functions in your script:
;Scripts from Joe Dunn for testing cursor location
int function hDist()
return GetWindowLeft(GetFocus())-GetWindowLeft(GetRealWindow(getFocus()))
endFunction
int function vDist()
return GetWindowTop(GetFocus())-GetWindowTop(GetRealWindow(getFocus()))
endFunction
Script test () ;attach this script to a hot key for getting PC cursor location
sayString("distance from left")
sayInteger(hDist())
sayString("distance from top")
sayInteger(VDist())
EndScript
On Friday, March 26, 1999 8:41 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm doing some script writing for an app. I've got two edit fields that
> once I reclassed them as edit fields I found I could tab to. I've got two
> problems. When I tab to the first I hear all the information that is in
> the window, for example, say there's four lines of information in that
> edit field, I hear them all, how can I block this? Secondly, I'd like to
> be able to identify these edit fields, field1 field2 for a generic
> example. The controlId's are the same, 0. Please any ideas, please e-mail.
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