You can do what you want with one of the many overlooked features of
Window-Eyes. I assume you have a set file associated with GoldWave. If
not, associate one.
Now you can assign your own field names. When the edit box you want to
hear the field name for is in focus hit Control-Insert-F, enter
Hi Dave,
Yes, the underline (_) is a continuation to the next line.
I gave you the best example to make your array, name each element of the
array using a dictionary and the ReDim does allow you to be flexible even
though you may never need to increase the size of your array.
Below is t
Thank you, Bruce. You have been helpful. I'd like to know where I can
find the "Scripting" documentation. Is it at MS or GW?
Thanks again...
Dave
At 03:42 PM 2/29/2012, you wrote:
Dave using your format:
' Inside your script declaration section, (above all procedures and
functions makes i
the underline charaacter is real enough. Yes, it is a line continuation
symbol.
- Original Message -
From: "David Helkenn"
To:
Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2012 4:49 AM
Subject: Re: Very Large Array Storage
Thank you, Bruce. It does help. Of particular interest is how 'r(1)' could
re
Hi, Dave,
I am not in any position to write the script, but I use Goldwave and
very interested in keeping up with it development. Have you tried
alternatives to a script? I'm thinking of hyperactive windows which
trigger on any change? What about the HotSpot script for moving the
mouse pointer
Hi, Bruce,
Thanks for the examples. They are helpful. I'm sorry I misheard the
'r' variable name, missing the fact that it is 'ar' and definitely a
declaration of an array.
For the situation I'm considering, no redim would be needed sinceI
need all that data (about 8,500 elements) to be defin
Thank you, Bruce. It does help. Of particular interest is how 'r(1)'
could refer to element in r(1)(1), when, being 0 based, and 1
refering to the second array should have displayed 100, i.e. r(1)(0)
is 100. It seems ambiguous. The second set of parenthesis making the
index into the second arra
Dave using your format:
' Inside your script declaration section, (above all procedures and
functions makes it more readable.)
Dim ArrayOfSets(), Set1, Set2, Set3
'Immediately following the declaration above or before any data storage
calls make an estimated size to your sets and quantity of s
Hi Again Dave,
I clarified it better and the second set of examples are what you are
looking for. How to first initialize the arrays. Really only needing 2 to
get started, one to say it is an array, then the second array to assign to
the first dimension element of the first one to indica
Thanks Steve. I'm off to do some relaxation reading - grin.
Rick USA
- Original Message -
From: "Stephen Clower"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, February 29, 2012 1:06 PM
Subject: Re: RDP WE Display Question
Rick,
See http://www.gwmicro.com/kb1042 for everything you'll need to know to
set up
Hello List,
I am writing to enquire if anyone would be willing to write a script
that, I think, should be pretty simple. Full details are written below.
It involves writing a script that will somehow route the names of edit,
combo, and combo edit boxes to the screen voice in goldwave's standar
Hi Again Dave,
This is more of the example I stated before.
Note that you assign each array there dimensions. Then place your values
in within the limits you made. Now, if you want to expand the list, as you
call add, then just use the ReDim Preserve statement to the array you wish
to
Hi Dave,
I suspect there are many things you are looking into. Below is an
example of making arrays. Now in your script section you declare the
variables and assign them there. Now I suspect you want a dynamically loaded
array.
' Making an array of arrays:
ar = Array( Array(10, 11, 12, 13,
Hi, Jeff,
Here are some specifics although I'm really interested in the
approach to solving this sort of problem, not just this specific one.
Imagine 8,500 integers organized into 50 different sized sets labeled
Set0, Set1, ... Set49.
Since the various sets have a different number of integers
Hi Rick,
Yes, that is the one I was talking about. I had not approached it yet. I
have done SQL server on my own machine, just using the WAMP server. I would
like to look into it and see what is needed. I downloaded the app for my
machine and also took a look at there demo on there web sit
Hi Vic,
Yes, I should have done that and forgot because when uploading I keep
forgetting that you can not tab to it, you must mouse to it. Spending too
much time there I just wanted to just get it over with.
I will add that when I make my next version, which will have all items
for pro
Control-Shift-U
Best regards from Ohio, U.S.A.,
Vic
E-mail: vic.beckl...@gmail.com
-Original Message-
From: Dennis Long [mailto:dennisl1...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, February 29, 2012 1:54 PM
To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com
Subject: Re: UnInstall Program Now Posted!
what's the hot key
what's the hot key to launch it?
- Original Message -
From: "BT"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, February 29, 2012 8:16 AM
Subject: Re: UnInstall Program Now Posted!
Hi Dennis,
I am not sure what you are asking. Did you download it and save it on
the hard drive? Then go to the apps menu
Rick,
See http://www.gwmicro.com/kb1042 for everything you'll need to know to
set up Window-Eyes for Remote Desktop.
Regards,
Steve
On 2/29/2012 1:04 PM, RicksPlace wrote:
Hi: When connecting to a host, Remote, computer via RDP will my Client
Display read properly with WindowEyes.
In
Hi: When connecting to a host, Remote, computer via RDP will my Client
Display read properly with WindowEyes.
In the overview of RDP it states it is a "Graphical Interface" which made me
wonder if WE will work with it.
Aaron mentioned the technology so I would imagine it does but I'm just
f
Thanks Guys:
I will have to do some reading on RDP Connections to get familiar with that
technology to see if it may be the way to go.
Ihave a failed UnInstall of Sql Server on this development machine requiring a
ReInstall of the XP OS to repair properly. This precludes me from installing
the P
VBScript arrays are variants and can store anything you need to, inluding
other arrays, dictionary objects, etc. In addition, Dictionary objects can
do the same thing.
With more information on what you are doing may help in solving the puzzles
you are attempting to accomplish.
-Original Mess
Bruce,
You might want to put the control-Shift-U hotkey in the installer dialog so
people know how to start the app without going into the Help info. Just a
suggestion.
The app is working in Windows 7 but I am getting many, many more uninstall
items than are actually there. Many seem to be duplic
Hi Dennis,
I am not sure what you are asking. Did you download it and save it on
the hard drive? Then go to the apps menu item for Add/Remove and hit the
add button. Or to the App Manager and hit load. But, the first is the way to
go to insure addition to the main list.
Bruce
Sen
Hi Rick,
Is this the Victory Market app? I was going to work on that next since I
have most of the Uninstall program done. But will let you know when I look at
it.
Bruce
Sent: Wednesday, February 29, 2012 4:45 AM
Subject: Remote Session Scripting Question
Hi:
Someone has a
On 2/29/2012 8:14 AM, Stephen Clower wrote:
This is certainly doable, but keep in mind that anything you do will
require the client to be at his PC whenever you wish to connect to his
machine.
That's certainly true for Remote Assistance. If, however, you can set up
an RDP connection, then you
Rick,
This is certainly doable, but keep in mind that anything you do will
require the client to be at his PC whenever you wish to connect to his
machine. Ideally, you should opt to obtain a copy of the software and
some dummy data for development purposes on your own machine. Remote
assistan
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