I believe it is Control+Insert+NumpadMinus.  In fact, while looking in the
default.jkm file for this command, I found the relevant script in the
default.jss file.  In short, all it does is add a line that states
"RouteJawsToPc" within the JawsCursor() function so that whenever the
JawsCursor was invoked, (either by another function/script, or manually), it
would route it to the PC Cursor's location.  The Control+Insert+NumpadMinus
just toggles that routing on or off.  You can remove the appropriate
semicolon from the line in the AutoStartEvent function to have the AutoRoute
as default.  That line is "let AutoRoute=TRUE."
To make this change, hit Control+Shift+0 to bring up the default.jss fine in
the ScriptManager.  Hit F2 until you hear AutoStartEvent, then arrow down to
the line that reads  ";let AutoRoute=TRUE" and remove the semicolon from it.
If you like that feature, (and I've found it really helpful), you can do the
following to add it to your JFW3.3 default script file:
1) Hit Control+Shift+0 to bring up the default.jss in ScriptManager.
2)  Arrow down to the section starting with the line "globals" and  hit the
End key, then the Enter key.  This will place you on a blank
line underneath that line.  Place the line reading "int AutoRoute,".
(Note: Don't forget the comma at the end of that line, and of course, don't
put the quotes!)
3)  Hit F2 until you hear "AutoStartEvent" and hit the End key, then the
Enter key.  This will put you on a blank line underneath the script name.
4)  Place the line "let AutoRoute=TRUE" if you want it toggled on by
default.
5)  Hit F2 until you reach the script "JawsCursor().  (To make sure you are
where you need to be, make sure that entire line says "script JawsCursor()".
6)  Arrow down to the line that says
Say (msg13, ot_message) ;"JAWS Cursor"
and hit End key, then Enter key.  This will put you on a blank line below
that message line.
7)  Type in, (or cut and paste), the following lines:
;AutoRoutes JAWS to Pc cursor.
If(AutoRoute) Then
RouteJawsToPc()
EndIf
;End of AutoRoute routine.

8) Hit Control+S to compile what you've got so far.  If it compiles OK, hit
Control+End to reach the bottom of the file.
9)  Hit the Enter key a few times to give yourself some room, then either
type in, or cut and paste, the following script to toggle the AutoRoute
function on and off:
script AutoRouteJawsToPcToggle()
If (AutoRoute) Then
SayString("AutoRoute disabled")
let AutoRoute=OFF
else
SayString("AutoRoute enabled")
let AutoRoute=ON
EndIf
EndScript

10)  While your cursor is in this script, hit Control+D to get into the
properties of this new script.  Tab through this section and enter the
Synopsis and Description of what this script does, then tab down to the
AssignTo line and give it the key assignment mentioned above,
Control+Insert+NumpadMinus, or assign it whatever key combo suits you, then
select OK.
11)  Hit Control+S to compile.

Hope this helps!
Thanks,
Dennis Brown
Visit the BlindProgramming  site at
http://brown99.home.mindspring.com





----- Original Message -----
From: Tom Rash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, April 15, 1999 10:05 AM
Subject: Re: AutoRoute


> what is the command for auto root in version 3.2, if there is one?
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dennis Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: JFW List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Wednesday, April 14, 1999 3:45 PM
> Subject: AutoRoute
>
>
> >
> >I believe there was a toggle in 3.2 that allowed the JawsCursor to stay
> >routed to the PC cursor, but can't find it in 3.3.  Is it still
available?
> >Thanks,
> >Dennis Brown
> >Visit the BlindProgramming  site at
> >http://brown99.home.mindspring.com
> >
> >
> >-
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> >
>
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