Hi!
I will respond to this question in doing it for all. The intellisense has
to be turned off. You can not run it for it changes the screen and Windoweyes
does not like rapid dynamics, as if any program/app would. So when attempting
to keep up it can even lock up.
So you have to turn
Hi. What did you do to Visual Studio 2013 to make it work? I am
finding that intellisense does not work, and if I press tab it goes to
some strange place and the end key goes to another file. I can
certainly read the actual code. I am using c# rather than vb.net. What
options did you change to
Hi,
What is PythonUI? I know from experience that the WXPython package is
an accessible GUI. It uses standard controls.
Thanks.
Jim
On 9/12/14, Rick Thomas wrote:
> Hi Guys: Let me reiterate there is no indication of VBScript going away in
> the immediate future.
> There are also several good o
Hi Guys: Let me reiterate there is no indication of VBScript going away in
the immediate future.
There are also several good options currently available for alternative
languages of choice under the current com model.
There are no plans by GW to replace the defacto language of choice at this
time.
Hi Aaron:
I agree, almost every IT Department uses, or has legacy, VBScript they are
loth to see any changes impacting - I hear you.
I am good with your statement.
Rick USA
Hi Bruce:
Visual Studio or any of the free modules have to be setup for accessibility
with a screen reader.
That said it works quite well once setup and the rather large learning curve
is mastered.
I use vb.net 2013 for Desktop with few problems with WindowEyes out of the
box except with the forms
Hi, Rick.
As mentioned, Microsoft themselves relies on the language quite heavily. We
won't find ourselves in a situation where it's suddenly no longer supported.
It's too widely used in too many markets. They would have to deal with the
uproar that would occur from every IT department in exist
Hi Aaron:
VBScript is still in wide use indeed from what I have read.
I am thinking downline a few years and I did read where Microsoft had a
desire to get away from vb script. It was placed in Maintenance Mode several
years ago, as Microsoft does with features it plans on deprecating, and just
rec
You know, I think the scripting engine of Window-Eyes is going to be
just fine. I'm sure one can just switch to his/her language of choice
and still be fine, since Window-Eyes is COM-based, which makes it
pissible to program in any language that supports COM automation.
On 9/12/14, Jeff Weiss wro
That's good to know.
I'm not a professional programmer, and I like VbScript very much.
Jeff Weiss
-Original Message-
From: Aaron Smith [mailto:asm...@aisquared.com]
Sent: Friday, September 12, 2014 9:35 AM
To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com
Subject: RE: VBScript Alternatives
Before this get
I would love better support of .net -- visual studio's intellisense
feature does not work well iwith the latest WE beta and vs 2013. But if
that were to work and some other things were spoken, .net would be
great.
LBX wrote:
> Hi Rick,
>
> Yes, the .net I had taken 2 courses last year on t
Before this gets too carried away, understand that Microsoft removed VBScript
support in Internet Explorer only. They did not remove scripting support, nor
do they have plans to remove scripting support, from the operating system
itself. Again, Microsoft is not abandoning VBScript; it's use is t
Hi Rick,
Yes, the .net I had taken 2 courses last year on them. The issues are the
readability of the menu's...
The Python is OK but has reading an Issue using a screen reader. Modules
are version specific, based on what version of the C++ library and Windows
keeps changing it, so you
Hi Bruce: The 2 takeaways I got was that Python UI is not all that
accessible for screen reader users and that indentation is important which
is also a pain to track while programming for blind programmers.
Otherwise I am not a fan of "Open Source" modules since they tend to not
consider accessibil
Hi Rick,
Yes, Python has some really nice stuff to use; my games were written in
Python.
You can make executable, portable apps using Python besides getting almost
complete access to the operating system commands. The disadvantage is display
of stuff on the screen.
The problem with
Hi Rick,
Yes, the hotkeys can be a little confusing until you get use to them;
especially the previous page and such since I save and give the ability to
navigate to the page of desire there.
The navigation tags are deleted in some cases, but depends on what or how
they post them on th
Sorry, I don't how the prior message got sent under this subject - it is a
message for Bruce and his project.
I have been having a few problems with Internet Explorer including focus
sometimes getting changed when I hear some chimes while composing a message
and some auto-Action: Undo correct thing
HiGuys:
There are advantages and disadvantages to using the .net platform and thus
something lke the free Visual Studio module platforms for creating generic
scripts.
I don't know much, actually anything, about Power Shell.
Of course WE now supports JavaScript under the current script manager model
Hi Bruce:
I played with the news app a little and it seems to work.
I did like the ability to see the headlines for say the Fox website and link
directly to the article.
I did find the appearance of the navigation links in the same list as the
news items a bit confusing all be it I also liked the
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