Yes, it must be installed. Programs do nothing just sitting in your
download directory.
On Thu, 1 Jul 1999 03:58:19 -0700, you wrote:
>hi ken,
>I've downloaded the script-file, should I install it or will it
>automatically take care of itself?
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Ken Gould <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: JFW User List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 1999 6:30 AM
>Subject: New Scripts for Cute FTP 3
>
>
>> Hello All -
>>
>> I have sent Nick scripts for the latest release of Cute FTP,
version 3. I
>> hope he will post these shortly. The readme file is shown below.
>>
>> SCRIPT AND CONFIGURATION FILES FOR CUTE FTP 3 BY KEN GOULD,
6/30/99.
>>
>> These files are contained in a self-extracting archive,
CUTFTP32_3.EXE.
>To
>> install the files, just run the executable file by clicking on it,
>pressing
>> enter when it is highlighted in Windows Explorer, or using the
standard
>> Windows Run dialog. The files will be extracted to
C:\JFW33\SETTINGS\ENU\
>> by default. If your JFW configurations are in a different
directory,
>> change the path when the self-extracting dialog comes up.
>>
>> These scripts add several useful features to Cute FTP 3 However,
you must
>> be using this latest version of Cute FTP for all the features to
work
>> properly. Those using earlier versions should use the scripts for
version
>> 2.8 and upgrade to that version, or they may find that certain
features do
>> not work as expected. For best results, run Cute FTP in a
maximized
>> window. The new features are:
>>
>> 1. When you tab between the local and remote directories, the path
of the
>> directory you switch to is announced automatically.
>>
>> 2. A hot key, Control+Shift+T, has been added that will announce
the path
>> to your current directory at any time.
>>
>> 3. A hot key, Control+1, announces the number of bytes already
transferred
>> during a file transfer.
>>
>> 4. A hot key, Control+2, announces the current transfer rate.
>>
>> 5. A hot key, Control+3, announces the completion percentage of the
file
>> transfer. Sometimes absurd percentages are announced, but this is
a
>> problem with Cute FTP, not the scripts.
>>
>> 6. A hot key, Control+4, reads the contents of the status lines.
>>
>> 7. JAWS will now announce whether the item is a file or folder when
you
>> arrow through the contents of a directory.
>>
>> 8. All important graphics that are displayed by default in the tool
bar
>> have been labeled, so they can be read with the JAWS cursor.
However, it
>> should be noted that Cute FTP now lets you customize the tool bar
using
>the
>> Settings/Options dialog available from the FTP menu. You can add
numerous
>> graphics from here to your tool bar, and many of these may not be
labeled.
>>
>> 9. Certain important error and status messages will be announced
>> automatically. This works best if your screen resolution is set to
800 by
>600.
>>
>> 10. All important hot keys have been labeled, so they will speak
their
>> functions when executed.
>>
>> 11. The Backspace key is now used to move up one level in the local
or
>> remote directories, just as in Windows Explorer. Starting with
release
>> 2.8, Cute FTP no longer displays a parent directory icon at the top
of the
>> file list for moving up one level. The Backspace key is,
therefore, the
>> most convenient way to do this.
>>
>>
>>
>> Best regards,
>> Ken
>> E-mail address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Please visit my store's home page at http://www.audionexus.com
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