When I delete a message from the message list by hitting the delete-key, jfw
beta says, "message deleted." It wasn't the case with jfw33, it would not
say this, it would just speak the next message having deleted the previous
1. Is there anyway that I can have jfw beta not say, "message deleted,"
just like jfw33?
----- Original Message -----
From: Dennis Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: JFW List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, October 02, 1999 12:01 PM
Subject: DeleteMessageWorkAroundInBeta.
>
> Here is a temporary workaround for the bug in the 3.31 beta that has JFW
> reading the deleted message, rather than the new message.
> 1) While in Outlook Express, hit Insert+0 to launch the Script Manager.
> 2) Hit Control+End to reach the bottom of this script file and hit Enter
to
> give yourself some work space.
> 3) Cut and paste, (or just type in), the following script:
>
> ; Temporary workaround for DeleteMessage problem.
> script DeleteWorkAround()
> StopSpeech() ; used to silence speech.
> SpeechOff() ; don't want speech during process.
> {Escape} ; Move back to Message List.
> Pause() ; give screen time to settle down.
> {Control+D} ; Issue delete message script.
> Pause() ; give screen time to settle down.
> {Enter} ; Move into next message.
> SpeechOn() ; Turn on speech again.
> EndScript
>
> 4) Hit Control+S to compile.
> 5) While in this script, hit Control+d to edit it's properties.
> 6) Tab to Synopsis: field and enter "DeleteMessage workaround", then Tab
to
> the Assign Hotkey: field and hit Control+D.
> You'll be given a warning that the Control+D is already assigned. Hit Tab
> and whack Enter on Ok.
> Tab to Ok and whack Enter to leave the Properties dialog.
>
> 7) Hit Alt+F4 to exit Script Manager.
>
> You may need to Alt+Tab out of, then back into the Outlook Express to get
> the new script active.
>
>
> Thanks,
> Dennis Brown, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> DB Tech! 770-465-9621
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