Hello Jerry
Thank you very much for your reply. My JAWS is the same as it came from the
CD, except for the jfw33025 patch. The only change is the default.jcf, and
that was for labeled graphics, use screen reader in the DOS box, and
synthesizer. I am not writing or modifying scripts yet. But, I hope to be
able to do that at some point.
Thanks, Ray
----- Original Message -----
From: Jerry Neufeld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, June 17, 1999 4:49 PM
Subject: Re: JAWS Can Not See Systray Icons
> Hello Raymond and Listers.
>
> I, too, had difficulty in getting JFW3.3 to list the icons in the system
> tray as well as getting the items in the task bar to read out. I did not
> have trouble at all when using the default scripts that originally came
> with 3.3, this I discovered some frustrating hours later. I have,
> literally, hundredsof scripts and functions, or so it seems, that I have
> written these past two years and integrated, most painfully I might add,
> into each new major upgrade. So the case was this time. Everything, much
> to my gratification, worked from the start, all my old shortcuts and
> functions back, and 3.3 to boot, everything, that is, except insert f11
and
> insert f10. Now, while you may not have the integration problem that some
> of us script writers do, you may, if you have included some of your own
> material in the default.jss and default.jkm files. After hours of
> painstaking combing through these files, I found a couple of conflicts and
> old functions that, while they produced no error during compiling, did not
> allow the two system and task tray features to work. They now do.
> All this long diatribe, first, to lament that there is not an easy way to
> integrate, and second, to suggest that you carefully check any personal
> additions or modifications you have made in the original files to see if
> they might explain the problem. At present, no matter what program I am
> running, these two features work perfectly.
>
> Regards to everyone.
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