Thanks, I will keep that in mind, if and when I need beta testers.
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From: "Ron Parker"
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Sent: Monday, July 06, 2009 9:47 PM
Subject: Re: Beta testing of scripts
David wrote:
Could there have been a way - on SC - to make a more 'private' or BETA
release, th
Thanks, Chip. I did try taking the firewall down, but that didn't make any
difference. I tried the same script on my netbook and it connected without
any problem.
Just my vista 64 bit gives the error.
But aI'm also seeing the occasional problem where when bringing up
window-eyes with control alt w,
Thanks Jeff, this too looks like it would work fine, as long as you got
your wrapper just right.
I'll probably use this, just mentioning that a single mis-placed
apostrophe in front of the function line, and your crashing script is
accidentally running even though you didn't mean for it to.
Chip
I realize that this is very simple, but whenever I test a script, I just
load my
Blank.vbs
File and place everything inside a function like this:
' Blank.vbs
Dim myHotkey : Set myHotkey =
Keyboard.RegisterHotkey("Alt-Control-Shift-I","Funct")
Function Funct()
Speak "Put the function that starts
David wrote:
Could there have been a way - on SC - to make a more 'private' or BETA
release, that only would be available, visible and downloadable for
people who are on the Scripting Mailing list. Or, the criteria for
participating in the 'closed' testing cycle, could have defined in any
ot
On 7/6/2009 2:05 PM, Chip Orange wrote:
could a function be added to the toolkit for now to make this easier?
say one that would return an object containing the index and the
modifiers from the passed string?
If time and resources permit, yes.
Aaron
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From: "Ron Parker"
Alternatively, if you want something fully automated, you can write a
short script that defines a hotkey to start the script you're developing.
You could even go a step further and make it fully configurable as to
which hotkeys start which scripts.
And, if anyone ever ma
Not at all, I was just trying to correct myself; I had the name of your
script wrong.
my issue was that in vista, sometimes, when you alt-tabbed to a windows
explorer window, you would find that the list view of files would not be
the focused control. others mentioned noticing the same annoyance
ZmianaProfilu - yes, it has English help. Otherwise, I wouldn't have had a
chance using it :) Download and try it. I do think the name is Polish, but
don't let that stop you. :)
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From: "Chip Orange"
To:
Sent: Monday, July 06, 2009 1:10 PM
Subject: RE: scripting
Ron and Aaron,
could a function be added to the toolkit for now to make this easier?
say one that would return an object containing the index and the
modifiers from the passed string?
Chip
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I have had this happen on my Vista Home Basic machine.
I wonder if an update to windows defender might have caused this? I am
seeing something new in the system tray--startup programs which have
been blocked by Windows Defender. I have never seen this before. I
don't thing Window-eyes is blocked,
i think its because eset smart security is scanning system files when i
first boot the computer while w e is still loading. i change the w e to do
not autoload. wait a few minutes then load w e and so far the errors have
not occured. also if i reload w e after these errors occurre there are no
Jeff Bishop wrote:
Hello,
What would be the best way to insert a key such as
Control-Windows-Numpad-+ as the key name to the InsertKey method? I
would like to pass to a generic function the key name to act on and
have it insert that value in an InsertKey function.
You couldn't have aske
Hi:
Just to let those people who are interested know, the KeyboardRotor,
MakePointerFollowCursor, and ProofReading scripts have been updated.
I used the suggestion by Jeff Weiss to increase the timing for trying
to access shared objects and I have correct an error that I found
where the UpdatURL wa
Chip Orange wrote:
there is something you need to do about registering your vb.net script with
window eyes once you have an object connection, I don't have the exact
property you need to set, but that's spelled out in the wiki in an article
about this. and I think it's important you hook the onQ
RicksPlace wrote:
Hi Aaron. I looked at the VB.net 2005 example. Did you create it as a
class library project?How would I run the example?
It is not a class library; it's a complete script that does what it says
in the script help (you can read that in the included XML file if you
haven't bu
Chip Orange wrote:
keep in mind though, as far as I understand it, in order to test a script
with window eyes you have to add it to the list in the script manager and it
is automatically enabled. a real problem I've had is that if you write a
script which crashes window eyes, each time you start
David wrote:
In my script project, I need to know, whether the a was only a
lovercase a, an uppercase A, or a CTRL-A, ALT-A, WIN-SHIFT-A, and so
forth. I have been running through the WE Scripting manual, and I do
find how to pass the keymodifiers onto the system, but nowhere I seem
to find
That error means that you're running Window-Eyes on Vista or newer, and
that for some reason wecom.exe is not responding. There are a couple
different reasons why that might be happening, but the most likely is
that something broke in the install. I'd suggest uninstalling and
reinstalling W
Thanks David; I wasn't arguing about the manual, more just mentioning why I
never considered this as a work-around to the scripting problem.
The script you mentioned for switching profiles, zm something, is it for
english users?
thanks.
Chip
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