At 11:49 AM 5/9/99 -0400 Les Kriegler  Wrote:
Hi,

I have been able to silence the word "delete" when I delete a message with
Ctrl-d.  However, I hear the word "edit" more than I wish.  For instance, I
hear it after deleting a message, and Eudora moves to the next message, it
says the word "edit".  How can one supress the speaking of the word "edit?"
 I only wish to hear the word "edit" when I am in Edit Mode.  

Hello listers;

Here is the solution to the word "edit" being spoken every time a new
message is opened.  It will work in both JFW 3.3 and JFW 3.2 if you are
using Eudora 3.05 pro.  It may also work in other versions of Eudora but I
have no way of testing it although I am told the control id for Eudora 3 lt
is the same.

1 While if Eudora press insert + 0 to open the eudora.jss file.

2 Press F2 three times.  You should hear "FocusChangeEvent".

3 Press F2 once more.  That will put you at the top of the next script.

4 Press the up arrow about 10 times.  Until you hear "
        let GlobalFocusWindow = FocusWindow".

5 Press the end key to move to the end of that line.

6 Press the enter key to create a blank line.

7 On the blank line type or paste:
        If GetControlID (FocusWindow)!= 59648 then
 
8 Arrow down once.  You should hear: 
        SayFocusedWindow()  ; will use global variable "GlobalFocusWindow"

9 Press the end key to move to the end of that line.

10 press the enter key to create a blank line.

11 on that blank line type "EndIf" omitting the quotes.

12 Press control+ S to compile the script file.

13 Exit the script manager with alt + F4.

The area of the function where you have been working should look like the
following:

;no matter what, say the window with focus
;but do it by calling a subroutine that can be special for each application, 
; for example, progman.jms
let GlobalFocusWindow = FocusWindow
If GetControlID (FocusWindow)!= 59648 then
SayFocusedWindow()  ; will use global variable "GlobalFocusWindow"
EndIf
;above perform will return here to finish this routine
;now set all the global variables for next time.
let GlobalPrevReal = RealWindow


I hope you will find this change helpful.



Dave Maynard
Franklin NC
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