Hi Tim:
Thanks, that is precisely the kind of info I was looking for. I'll use that as a model.
-Steve
>>> "Tim Culhane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 08/10 12:01 PM >>>
Hi,
To get hot key help spoken assign a script similar to the following to the
insert + h combination.
The following comes from outlib.jss
Script HotKeyHelp ()
var
string SWinName,
int IControlID
let SWinName = GetWindowname (GetRealWindow (GetFocus ()))
let IControlID = GetControlID (GetFocus ())
If (SWinName == SpellingDialogName) then
Say(msg43, ot_help) ;Use Insert + F7 to read the mis spelled word and
suggestion
Say(msg47, ot_help) ;Use Insert + W for the spell checker short cut keys
Return
endIf
Say(msg33, ot_help) ;Use Insert + A for the attachments list
say(msg34, ot_help) ;Use Alt + Shift + 9 to click the AddressBook button
say(msg35, ot_help) ;Use Alt + Shift + 4 to click the CC Button
Say(msg36, ot_help) ;Use Control + Insert + T to click the Note Icon
Say(msg37, ot_help) ;Use Alt + shift + 7 to click the Reminder Button
Say(msg38, ot_help) ;Use Alt + shift + 3 to click the TO Button
say(msg39, ot_help) ;Use Control + Insert + F4 to close the office assistant
say(msg40, ot_help) ;Use Alt + ` to go to the body window
say(msg41, ot_help) ;Use Control + Insert + d to say the date
say(msg42, ot_help) ;Use Insert + Q to read the script file name
Say(msg427, ot_help) ;"Use insert + F8 to pop up the global key stroke
dialog list"
say(msg428, ot_help) ;"use control + insert + r to click the underlined word
for a rule exception"
Say(msg429, ot_help) ;"use control + insert + F7 to read the number of
messages being sent or received"
EndScript
You can define a similar script to announce the screen sensitive help in an
application.
Cheers,
Tim
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Steven McCaffrey
Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 1999 4:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Getting screen sensitive help to say my scripts
Hello Listers:
I use JFW 3.2.
I have written a few scripts for Lynx and Internet Explorer 4.01.
What I can't figure out, is whether there is a way for my scripts (and
associated keystrokes of course) to be spoken when I hit the standard JFW
help commands (Insert+f1 for screen sensitive help or Insert+h for Hot Key
help). My scripts are spoken when I use the "KeyBoard Help" (Insert+1) and
then hit the key corresponding to the script.
Does anyone know how I can have all my scripts spoken automatically in an
application when I use the JFW help commands?
-Thanks,
-Steve
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