Hi Sean,
I could do that...I'll go through them and add some more detailed info to
each one, and add a couple of new scripts to the collection, (such as #105,
which I seem to have skipped), and post them sometime this weekend.
What is the address that I need to attach them to?
Thanks,
Dennis Brown, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Visit the Blind Programming site at http://www.mindspring.com/~brown99/
----- Original Message -----
From: Sean Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, June 10, 1999 10:18 PM
Subject: archiving script tips and tricks.
> Hi Dennis and all.
>
> Thanks for the good work that you are doing Dennis. I would like to ask
you a favour. Is it possible for you to create a zipfile of all your tips
and send it to the mail list web site? Of course you would have to include
explainations of the tips in the script file. This would help users who
have missed any of your previous scripts. specially those new script
writers.
>
> I would like to Extend this suggestion to everyone who writes scripts in
the same fashion.
>
> Cheers
> Sean.
>
> >>> "Dennis Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 06/11 11:12 AM >>>
>
> ScriptTip#106: 3.3 Lost Focus Fix.
> Gives a fix for JFW3.3's loss of focus when all applications are closed,
and
> JAWS is the only remaining window.
> What seems to happen is that instead of JFW fixing it's focus on either
the
> JAWS window, or the Desktop, it stays somewhere in-between! This state
> returns some pretty unique values to the controls Windows uses to
determine
> just where you are and what you are doing there, so we can use the values
to
> recognize that state, and issue a LeftMouseButton command, which puts the
> focus onto the Desktop!
> Since while in the JAWS window, the script file it uses is "JFW.JSS", so
> this is where we need the routines that check for, then escapes from, this
> state of unfocused limbo.
>
> The steps to add this temporary fix to your JFW.JSS script file are as
> follows:
>
> 1) Hit Insert+J to bring up the JAWS window.
> 2) Hit Insert+0 to launch the Script Manager with the file JFW.JSS loaded
> in the editor.
> 3) Hit Control+End to reach the bottom of the script file and hit Enter a
> few times to give yourself working room.
> 4) Type in, or Cut and Paste, the following AutoStartEvent script:
>
> 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
>
> 4) Hit Control+S to compile the modification, then Alt+F4 to exit the
> Script Manager.
>
>
> Try opening an application or two and see if you get the expected
results
> when exiting them.
>
>
> Hope this helps!
>
> Thanks,
> Dennis Brown, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Visit the Blind Programming site at http://www.mindspring.com/~brown99/
>
>
>
>
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