Hello "Jim,
Are the buttons defined as "Buttons"? Can they be labeled with the Graphics
labeler?
Do they have individual Control names or ID's? Are they in a specific
window with it's own unique handle?
The answers to these questions would give you a better idea on just how to
approach this.
You can always use the Jaws menu functions, DlgSelectItemInList, or
DlgSelectScript?, or you could set a frame around that window and use the
MoveToFrame to get to the buttons; or you could use the MoveTo function, if
each control has a static position every time it is loaded.
Do you want a menu of buttons to select from, or do you want a hotkey for
each button?
If the window has a static control name or id, then that gives us something
to get a grip on with a Jaws function; iif not, then we'll need to use other
approaches.
Can you attack that puppy with the HomeRow functions and get the info on the
buttons themselves, and the window they are in. Once you have that info,
exit the program and run WordPad, check your mail, or anything else that
will make sure the handles and such don't come up anywhere near the original
findings, then go back into the app and attack it again with HomeRow and see
if the Control Name, Control Id, Type, SubType, and RealName stay the same.
Once you got that info, then we can plot a strategy on that item.
Thanks,
Dennis Brown, DB Tech! 770-465-9621
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim Noseworthy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "JFW Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 1999 4:51 PM
Subject: A TECHNICAL QUESTION.
> Hi Gang:
>
> I am in the midst of writing scripts for PowerTracks Pro Audio, 6.0 (a
> sequencer.) I have the sequencer side of the program working really well.
> However, I have a problem; The mixer is a pannel with a bunch of buttons
> (TCustomKnobs.) Could some knowledgeable JFW script writer tell me how to
> make use of these buttons. Perhaps there is another script that I could
> examine for help.
>
> I sure would appreciate help on this matter.
>
> Thanks gang all over the place.
>
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