I tried to follow the instructions listed here, but ... I do not know, I
massed up with something. Now I can not find the tree-view in the outlook
express. When hitting tab or shift-tab, jaws circulates between list-view
and the From-field of the message whatever the cursor is at. Any remedy?
-----Original Message-----
From: Dennis Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: JFW List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: JFWScripts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, May 10, 1999 3:46 AM
Subject: Message Status Script Fix.
>
>Hi,
>I've had a couple users ask why they don't hear the message status while in
>OE5's Message list. Previous JFW3.x read the "Unread" symbol while
arrowing
>through the list, but 33.022 doesn't.
>Here is a fix for that.
>The first item we need to do is to reclassify the Message list into a class
>of "List View"...here are those steps:
>1) While in the Outlook Express Message List, hit Insert+7 to launch the
>Window Classification utility.
>It should place you in a list, with the current class identification
>highlighted. Arrow down once just to be sure.
>2) Hit Tab to get to the list of possible classifications, and hit the
>letter "L", (or just arrow down the list), until you reach "List View" and
>whack Enter.
>Whack Enter again on Ok.
>3) Hit Control+S to save the new settings, then Alt+F4 to exit that
>utility.
>
>The reason this is needed is to give the Insert+Tab keystroke the ability
to
>read the index, (or message count). Any time you want to know what message
>number you are on, or the total number of messages, just hit that
keystroke.
>
>Now, the script modification to hear the current message's status...
>--------------------------------------------------------------------------
>1) Hit Insert+0 to launch the Script Manager.
>2) Hit Control+L to bring up the Script list, then hit the letter "S" to
>reach the scripts starting with that letter.
>3) Arrow down to "SayNextLine" and hit Enter.
>4) Since the line we want to get to is pretty far down in this script, hit
>DownArrow about 30 lines, then start reading each line thereafter until you
>hear the following line:
>
>if (TheTypeCode == WT_LISTVIEW) then
>
>5) Hit the End key and then the Enter key. This will place you on a blank
>line just under this line.
>6) Type in, (or cut and paste), the following 3 lines:
>
>If(GetControlName() == "Outlook Express Message List") Then
>SayLine()
>Endif
>
>7) Hit Control+S to compile this modification. If it compiles
>successfully, repeat the procedure for the "SayPriorLine" script.
>
>Now, you'll hear "SelectedUnread" whenever you arrow through a list of
>unread messages. If you don't want it to say "SelectUnread" and would
>rather hear "Unread", invoke the JawsCursor with the Numpad Dash keystroke,
>and arrow to that graphic. Whack Insert+G to invoke the Graphics labeler
>and give that symbol your new name.
>
>
>What it does:
>This script just simply adds the "SayLine function to the SayNextLine and
>SayPriorLine functions, causing JFW to read the current line whenever it
>notices that you are in the Message list. You'd get the same results if
you
>pressed a DownArrow, or UpArrow, then hit Insert+Numpad8.
>
>
>Hope this helps!
>
>Thanks,
>Dennis Brown, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Visit the Blind Programming site at http://www.mindspring.com/~brown99/
>
>
>
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