Hi Jamal
what Jim has done should be possible. Instead of using the page down key, you would
use the control+page down key.
regards
Sean.
>>> Jamal Mazrui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 20/April/1999 11:45pm >>>
Jim,
Can you make this technique provide Say-All functionality in Internet
Explorer?
Regards,
Jamal
On 1999-04-19 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>Hey, Awesome dave,
>One thing I did in an app that had no insertion point cursor and
>used the pageDown key to move down one screen at a time, is to use
>the jaws cursor to read the window. I turned restriction on with
>the jaws cursor inside the window. Then, I defined a BottomEdge
>event function which will run when the jaws cursor hits the bottom
>edge of the window. The BottomEdgeEvent function then issues a
>pageDown to the app, pauses for the app to do it's work, then
>positions the jaws cursor back at the top of the window. I did
>likewise on the Top edge. So, you can just read down line by line
>with the jaws cursor never knowing that the screen is jumping frame
>by frame as you do so.
>About the getTextBetween function, you have to find the places you
>want by moving the jaws or invisible cursor and looking for the
>text you care about, then use GetCursorCol and GetCursorRow to get
>the pixel coordinants of interest. GetTextBetween only works on a
>single line of the screen. If you try to determine these manually
>and hard code them into your script, you will be suprised because
>they won't work if the window size changes. A frame might be a
>good alternative. Then, you can get the text associated with a
>frame in your script.
>Jim Snowbarger
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