Hello all:
I just installed the scripts for the skype program, and am getting an error
and would greatly appreciate if anyone could please assist.
I am using skype 4 I believe with windows 7
thanks
An error occurred in script skype.vbs at 7:33:02 PM on Wednesday, January
27, 2010.
Name: skype.vb
This rings a bell, but using ClientInformation.Overlap.Process instead
of ClientInformation.ApplicationProcess does not help. From your
description, it sounds like that should work, since
ClientInformation.Overlap.Process is a process from within a Window
object.
Please tell me I'm missing someth
Doug,
I think it's your call to block the msaa events that's hitting the WE bug;
anyway, here's a bug that definitely applies to 32-bit 7.11; I've got my
notes from Doug and Ron in my code below; it solved the problem for me:
' note from GW: in version 7.11 there's a bug such that a process varia
They sure do keep life interesting, don't they?
Steve
On 1/27/2010 3:38 PM, Doug Lee wrote:
ActiveWindow is Script Manager when I reload the script. This would
of course not be the case if the script loaded automatically, but I
know this app has multiple dialogs, so I would expect the same pro
ActiveWindow is Script Manager when I reload the script. This would
of course not be the case if the script loaded automatically, but I
know this app has multiple dialogs, so I would expect the same problem
as I'd have with ClientInformation.Overlap, perhaps more often even.
Interestingly, when I
What happens if you filter by ActiveWindow instead?
Steve
On 1/27/2010 2:51 PM, Doug Lee wrote:
Result of using ClientInformation.Overlap for an MSAA event filter:
- No MSAA events reach me.
- There seems to be a bit of inconsistency as to which window
ClientInformation.Overlap is when I type
Good to know. I'm writing on a 32-bit Vista box, but the target
system is a 64-bit box. But the issue is apparently not specifically
the process filtering bug then, as this one still happens on 32-bit Windows.
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 03:00:05PM -0500, Doug Geoffray wrote:
Also just to be clear f
Also just to be clear filtering by process was only a bug on 64-bit
operating systems. 32-bit versions filter as they should.
Doug G
Aaron Smith wrote:
On 1/27/2010 2:19 PM, Doug Lee wrote:
Does the bug you mention apply
Unfortunately, I believe it does.
is there a workaround?
Fortunat
Result of using ClientInformation.Overlap for an MSAA event filter:
- No MSAA events reach me.
- There seems to be a bit of inconsistency as to which window
ClientInformation.Overlap is when I type Alt+R in the Script Manager
screen to reload the script. It was sometimes the correct top-level
wi
I'll try, but I suspect I'll have issues because the Login screen has
a different top-level window than the rest of the app... so this
filter might need some tweaking as the user progresses
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 02:25:06PM -0500, Aaron Smith wrote:
On 1/27/2010 2:19 PM, Doug Lee wrote:
>Does the
This is a QT app as well.
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 02:21:38PM -0500, Stephen Clower wrote:
My QT scripts do the same thing, and a similar clogging of MSAA occurs
in 7.11. I'm not aware of any work arounds, however.
Steve
On 1/27/2010 2:19 PM, Doug Lee wrote:
>I seem to be expert at finding th
My QT scripts do the same thing, and a similar clogging of MSAA occurs
in 7.11. I'm not aware of any work arounds, however.
Steve
On 1/27/2010 2:19 PM, Doug Lee wrote:
I seem to be expert at finding the holes in the WE object model. :P
But I'll be glad if this is (1) well-defined and (2) fi
I seem to be expert at finding the holes in the WE object model. :P
But I'll be glad if this is (1) well-defined and (2) fixable. Oh yes,
and (3) workable around in 7.11. :)
But let's see... this should answer your question:
' Copy MSAAEventSource so we can change it, and limit the changes to th
I have an application for which I intercept OnObjectFocus and then
also block it, the effect being to funnel all such events exclusively
through my OnObjectFocus function. Whenever I don't want to perform
anything special for the vent, I use accObj.simulateEvent
Event_Object_Focus, appAll to send
Greetings,
We've just posted a new Windows Live Mail script on Script Central:
http://www.gwmicro.com/scripts/Windows_Live_Mail
Microsoft has done quite a bit of work to make Windows Live Mail much
more user friendly than initial versions. While the application is
completely accessible out of
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