Got another question for the Script gurus on this list--of which there seems to be few, given the response my previous script questions have received! I guess my first question should be, Is this the correct list for script questions, or is there another forum more suited for such questions? Situation is this: I'm writing scripts for the "Fedex Ship" utility from Federal Express. this utility gives users the ability to schedule Fedex pickup and delivery services, as well as order supplies and track shipments. It is speech-friendly, to a point, but with a little tweaking with scripts, it makes it a joy to use! Here is the main problem with it... In the Shipping dialog, you enter Recipient's info and Sender's info. While in this area, you can click on certain areas to set particular items, such as what type of shipping--overnight, 2nd-day Air, etc. and Billing method, Sunday delivery, International services, and so on. The problem is that these items are accessed with mouse only. Once you click on one of these labels, the resulting dialog boxes are very friendly. To locate, and click on one of these labels, "Billing," "Special," "International,", and "Services," I've written a script for each. That script 1) Check TopLevel, Parent, and Child window names, and if it isn't a specific set of names, give a message that tells the user he is in the wrong area for those services, and directs them to the correct MainButtonBar item. If it finds the correct set, then it 2) Moves to TopLevelWindow's top, and 3) invokes the FindString function with the appropriate text to search for. When it finds the text, it RouteJawsToInvisible and LeftMouseButton that text. All works great from their individual scripts, when invoked using the assigned keystrokes; Control+Shift+S=Services, Control+Shift+B=Billing, Control+Shift+D=Special Delivery, and Control+Shift+I=International. What I'm now trying to do is put those scripts into a menu that is activated by the user, and it uses either the DlgSelectScriptToRun, or DlgSelectItemInList functions. I've got the menus working just find, but here is my problem. When these menus are activated, the Application Name=JFW, and the Parent name and Child name is the name of the dialog the menu is in. Because of this, the conditions in my search scripts, (i.e. a particular TopLevelWindow, Parent, and Child name), are never met, and the "Sorry, not found..." message is generated! How do I exit the GlgSelect... script altogether whenever the user whacks the Enter key on one of my menu items, so the focus can return to the correct search windows? Thanks, Dennis Brown Visit the BlindProgramming site at http://brown99.home.mindspring.com - Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
