Can you send me the scripts privately?  I'm confused.

Stacy.

At 07:41 PM 6/9/1999 -0700, you wrote:
>
>Hi Randy,
>Give this a try.
>These scripts need to be added to the JFW.jss file, and the Alt+Tab
>keystroke needs to be assigned to the MoveToDesktop() script.
>
>What these two scripts do:
>With 3.3, there is a problem with the focus getting hung out in limbo when
>closing an application,  and there are no Moore apps open.  It should take
>focus to the JAWS window, but it doesn't quite get there.  When this
>happens, a single LeftMouseButton will force the focus to the Desktop when
>it isn't either on the JAWS window, or the Desktop.  This "limbo" returns
>some pretty unique window information, and since the active script file at
>that time is the JAWS window's script file, placing the routine that checks
>for this unique information in the JFW.jss' AutoStartEvent function seems
>the most sensible place for it.
>The info returned, (according to HomeRow), are values such as "-1" for the
>Type Code, and the same for the SubType Code,  "0" for the Control Id, and
>nothing for either TopLevel, Parent, or Child windows names, as well as no
>handle for the current window.  This extremely odd set of values gives the
>script something unique enough to search for, with little or no chance of
>having it execute when it isn't needed!
>If the values I'm checking for are present when the JAWS window becomes the
>active script file, then the AutoStartEvent processes the "Then" part of the
>"If/Then" statement, which is a single LeftMouseButton.  This causes the
>Desktop to become the active window!
>I've tested it several times, but give it a go and see if you see anything
>wrong with it.  If so, we've still got some of those unique returned values
>we can use to restrict it further.
>
>The second script seems to take care of not being able to Alt+Tab to the
>Desktop from the JAWS window.  When you are in the JAWS window, and there
>are no more apps open, the Alt+Tab just does nothing.  The MoveToDesktop()
>script, (when assigned to the Alt+Tab within the JFW.jss script file),
>issues an Alt+Tab, and if the JAWS window is still active, checks the
>TopLevelWindow, and the Parent window, and the Current window's names, and
>if it finds that we are still in the JAWS window, issue a MinimizeAllApps()
>to place you on the Desktop!
>
>These should work good enough for the task while HJ finds the root of the
>problem and fixes it internally.
>
>
>Cut and past the following scripts to the JFW.jss script file, and then
>assign the MoveToDesktop() to the Alt+Tab key within the JFW.jss script
>file.
>
>; This function gets launched as soon as the JAWS window becomes active.
>function AutoStartEvent()
>;This routine is a temporary fix for JFW 33025 getting lost when
>; closing apps and JFW is the only thing on TaskBar.
>; It has enough conditional statements to ensure it only gets executed
>; when this particular focus loss occurs.
>
>If(GetWindowTypeCode(GetCurrentWindow()) == -1) &&
>(GetWindowSubTypeCode(GetCurrentWindow()) == -1) &&
>(GetControlID (GetCurrentWindow ()) == 0) Then
>; If  this unique info is returned, then click the left mouse button
>; to get focus placed on the Desktop.
>LeftMouseButton()
>EndIf
>EndFunction
>
>Script MoveToDesktop ()
>; This script allows the Alt+Tab keypress to move to the Desktop
>; whenever JAWS is the only open item on the TaskBar.
>{Alt+Tab}           ; issue an Alt+Tab to move to next opened app.
>If(GetWindowName(GetTopLevelWindow (GetCurrentWindow ())) == "JAWS" &&
>(GetWindowName(GetParent(GetCurrentWindow ())) == "JAWS") &&
>GetWindowName(GetCurrentWindow()) == "") Then
>; Hey!  I just hit Alt+Tab and I'm still in the JAWS window, so
>; I'll just use the following command to get to the Desktop!
>MinimizeAllApps ()
>EndIf
>; If it isn't still the JAWS Window, then act normal!
>EndScript
>
>
>
>Hope this helps!
>
>Thanks,
>Dennis Brown, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Visit the Blind Programming site at http://www.mindspring.com/~brown99/
>
>
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