Well, I played around with this a lot in Windows 7 64-bit and finally got the markers to speak when one moves to them, but I had to modify the JSonar scripts a bit.
I included the following modifications in 3 scripts. these scripts are: SayMarker NextMarker PriorMarker The modifications in each of the above functions are: let TextOut = GetTypeAndTextStringsForWindow (hwnd) SayMessage(OT_MESSAGE, TextOut, TextOut ) ; SayWindow (hwnd, read_EVERYTHING) Basically, the SayWindow function wasn't speaking anything at all. In addition, of course, I had to add a statement to declare TextOut as a string variable in each of the above functions. Since Vic has 'locked" the JSonar builds as a "release", I don't know whether or not he wants me to commit these as an update to the repository. There is one strange hing with this dialog - Before reading the name of the marker, the list in the dialog seems to have some strange numbers that look as if they are times, but I don't think they are. JAWS is seeing this markers dialog a bit strangely even in braille. Vic, let me know what you want to do. --Pete
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