It sounds like vuse may be using a JRE that you don't have WE4Java installed to
as yet. You might look in the install directory for vuse and see if it includes
a JRE directory. If so, start the Java Installer from the WE4Java program group
and navigate the folder selection to the JRE directory u
Hi all,
I'm trying to build some functionality into itunes via wineyes scripts, I'm
having an issue when I connect the msaaevent, things double read, like the
item list view, it'll say the item like name song name song...
So what I'm thinking is to resolve this, and let me know if it is too cra
Jamal,
How does the QuerySettings script get the associated script name.
The reason I'm asking, I loaded a home-made script and associated it to
wordPerfect and it did not show up with the module and set file names.
I also created a package with the script and xml file taken from the script
templ
I tried to install azureus now called vuse but only found graphics on the
screen. Is there anything I can do or check to find something else.
thanks
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To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com
Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2008 9:35 PM
Subject
Sounds good. Keep me posted.
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Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2008 8:29 PM
To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com
Subject: Re: java we beta
The install was successful and the script is running. When I go to the java
control panel I don't find anything on the screen. I
The install was successful and the script is running. When I go to the java
control panel I don't find anything on the screen. I am going to install
azureus and see what happens then since it tis written in java.
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To: gw-scripting@g
That will be under XP SP3.
It looks very impressive for this early stage in development. Thanks for all
your hard work.
Vic
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So, is your install working better now?
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To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com
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I installed the package into the default directory. i changed it the first
time and I think that was the problem It mentio
I installed the package into the default directory. i changed it the first
time and I think that was the problem It mentioned the defaults and asked if I
wanted to update them and I put no both times.
thanks
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under XP SP3.
It looks very impressive for this early stage in development. Thanks for
all your hard work.
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> Jamal
To anyone who is taking courses in computer science, management
information systems, assistive technology, etc., consider choosing a topic
related to Window-Eyes scripting as a course project/term paper. Perhaps
you could write instructional materials that teach a beginner programming
concepts and
Jared,
The reason it is important to install to both JDK and JRE if you have them both
is because the JDK folder has an imbedded JRE directory of its own. Therefore,
if you are using the JDK to do development work, you will likely be executing
the JRE nested inside the JDK directory rather than
Hi Jay,
I wonder if you could include everything needed for an installation within
a .wepm package, which would make distribution and updating easier for
folks. I realize there may be higher priorities in your coding now, but
consider that a package can contain any kind of file, including any othe
The mouse approach will very likely be the first of the options made available.
From: Sara [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2008 12:43 PM
To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com
Subject: Re: A Cuppa Java!
I would personally prefer the mouse approach and WE cursor but I think having
so
I would personally prefer the mouse approach and WE cursor but I think having
something for people who don't like mousing around might be good too.
Sara
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To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com
Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2008 12:11 PM
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a "Java mode" would be kind of cool.
great work so far.
_
From: Macarty, Jay {PBSG} [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2008 10:11 AM
To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com
Subject: RE: A Cuppa Java!
Sara,
Great news; thanks for the feedback! I have 3 approaches mind for
Ok, then disabling it in W.Explorer will be better. I'll do it on thirsday.
Best regards,
Ahmet
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To:
Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2008 7:58 PM
Subject: FW: Smile Script, can it be more specific
Hello Ahmed,
Sara,
Great news; thanks for the feedback! I have 3 approaches mind for reading the
text on the screen that isn't a focusable object. One is to provide support for
moving the mouse pointer around the screen using either the keyboard or a mouse
or touch pad. The other approach is to provide funct
Hello Ahmed,
Here is some info for you.
As you know, the floppy drive is usually drive A, the first hard disk is C
and other drives on the PC itself follow the letter C. However any network
drives can be any letter from the highest one used for the host PC to the
letter Z. Some may use S for sha
A network drive can be mapped to any letter, really.
JW
Ahmet wrote:
Hello John,
Since I am not familiour with networking, could you tell me which
letters are used for network drives? I could choose disabling the
script when Windows Explorer was running, but I was not sure if the
script wou
Hello John,
Since I am not familiour with networking, could you tell me which letters
are used for network drives? I could choose disabling the script when
Windows Explorer was running, but I was not sure if the script would lose
its capasity. So I've added the exceptions to the script instead
Hi All.
I installed Java from sun.com and installed the scripts and other files. I said
no to the first question and yes to the second and got a perfect install. I am
able to access the Java control panel in the Windows control panel and was able
to disable auto-update. I pressed the checkbox to
Hi Jamal
I thought that might have been the problem, so I tried it later without
spaces, using mixed case, but I received the same error.
Regards
Christo
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From: Jamal Mazrui [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Mon 08 December 2008 10:52 PM
To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com
Su
Hello Selahattin,
Script manager from the window-eyes control panel tells me I am using
version 1.1.2, the latest version.
Regards, John.
John Farley
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John,
As i understand, you are using previous version of Smile script. The problem
you have mentioned in your message has been resolved in current version. The
current version of the script is: 1.1.2
Regards.
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Hello list,
The Smile script seems a good idea for use in e-mails, browsing etc.
However, I have found that when in Windows Explorer, looking at My
Computer it is providing too many smiles.
That is, when looking at network drives the network drive letter is
embedded in brackets and so the colon,
Jay,
Do you expect this set of tools to work with Java applets?
Jeff
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From: "Macarty, Jay {PBSG}" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2008 7:24 AM
Subject: RE: First beta of WE4Java now available on rapidshare
Thanks Aaron. Yes, for the time bein
Yes, I expect that it will work with applets. Just haven't had a chance to try
out that scenario as yet. The configuration is just a little more tricky and
may need some additional documentation.
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From: Jeff Bishop [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 09,
Thanks Aaron. Yes, for the time being, I'd rather keep things to the list for
the most part. This is some very good and exciting dialog, however! I
appreciate the feedback and will coordinate with Aaron when the time comes.
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From: Aaron Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Of course.
JW
Aaron Smith wrote:
When the time comes for release, we'll get something figured out. I
think, since this is in such an early beta stage, I'm not sure Jay
wants to support all of the Joe Friendlies out there who don't even
know what Java is.
Aaron
Jared Wright wrote:
You two s
When the time comes for release, we'll get something figured out. I
think, since this is in such an early beta stage, I'm not sure Jay wants
to support all of the Joe Friendlies out there who don't even know what
Java is.
Aaron
Jared Wright wrote:
You two should get together then. *smile* Sc
Jay, Alright, will do. Can you clarify just for my own curiosity how
installing it in the JDK directory as well as the JRE directory is
advantageous, since everything here is done, if I understand correctly,
at runtime of the Java application? Would failing to install in the JDK
directory creat
You two should get together then. *smile* Script Central is the
launchpad for finding and managing scripts and script resources. It'd be
too bad to see one of the most exciting scripting ideas not
appropriately represented.
JW
Aaron Smith wrote:
Right now, SC will only permit uploading WEPMs,
Juan,
Thanks for the feedback on the installer. Very good point.
From: Juan Hernandez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2008 7:07 AM
To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com
Subject: RE: we4java AutoIt error
well sir, saying no did the trick... Now, its time to take this bad boy on a
te
Right now, SC will only permit uploading WEPMs, so the entire package
can't be stored on SC. But that's something I'm willing to make
concessions for when dealing with these types of scripts/applications.
Aaron
Macarty, Jay {PBSG} wrote:
Jared,
Thanks for the suggestion. Due to the number of
well sir, saying no did the trick... Now, its time to take this bad boy on a
test drive. one suggestion for the future, after it installs, it would be
cool instead of shutting the installer down to bring it back to the browse
tree view to select another jre. instead of installing, then having to
Jared,
Thanks for the suggestion. Due to the number of types of files and the number
of tasks the setup program must perform, it didn't seem to be a good fit for
script central. Once it is done, I may put just the wepm part up on SC so it is
easier to download and install simple script updates.
There is a bug in the installer which causes it to "think" there is a default
java environment when there may not be. When the installer first ran, did you
get a yes/no dialog asking if you wanted to install a default? If so, try
running the install again and respond No to that prompt.
I'll be
Jared,
The JRE and JDK are normally in 2 different directories. Thus, it would be good
to go ahead and install to both.
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From: Jared Wright [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2008 4:35 AM
To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com
Subject: Re: Error with java instal
To quote one of my favorite TV characters (Mr. Data from Star Trek),
"theoretically, it should be possible." It would depend on 2 things. First, you
would have to identify the java installation being used as the plug-in for your
browser and direct the WE4Java Java Installer to configure that dir
Jay, Very cool. I will beat this up today hopefully. Out of curiosity,
did the nature of all the files you need to include prohibit you from
distributing via Script Central? I'm sure it'd be OK if it was clearly
marked as a beta release, and distribution would be much more seamless
than Rapidsh
I would presume there is no reason to install this into the JDK as well
as the JRE? I've got both, so just want to make sure I won't miss out on
something. I don't know what that might be, but my brain is still all
fuzz and jelly at 5:34 AM, so...
JW
Aaron Smith wrote:
Jay,
The dialog prior
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