Doesn't WindowEyes by default read twelve lines?
Jonathan Cohn
> On Feb 19, 2016, at 2:02 PM, Tom Kingston via Scripting
> wrote:
>
> David,
>
> ExecuteHotkey hkReadToEnd
> executes the read to end hot key regardless of what its key combination is.
>
> Assuming this is the only edit box in
Hi David,
Since you are using a tree view and an editbox, below are many things
you can do using the event triggered by the tab into the editbox. I kept
some of it there for the editbox if disabled you enable it.
Inside your treeview procedure:
If dEvent = editboxFocus Then
If Not myA
David,
ExecuteHotkey hkReadToEnd
executes the read to end hot key regardless of what its key combination is.
Assuming this is the only edit box in your app I would connect to
OnChildFocus and do the following.
Sub OnChildfocus(oFocused)
If oFocused.Type = wtEdit Then
' You may want to u
Hi Again David,
I think you have to decide on how much of the editbox you want to speak.
In my Breaking News app I have it read the number of lines, or the
selected section.
All this is done by functions I have for cursor position inside an edit box
or you select it all and read it all.
In some of my apps, I have inserted the line below to read the active
window:
Keyboard.InsertKey vk_W, kmControl + kmShift
Hope this helps,
Jeff Weiss
-Original Message-
From: David via Scripting
Sent: Friday, February 19, 2016 12:54 AM
To: GWScripting
Subject: Auto-read of Editbox
Hi David,
I think if you do a select all you might get that happening. So when it
gets focus have it select all the text and see what happens.
Bruce
Sent: Friday, February 19, 2016 1:54 AM
Subject: Auto-read of Editboxes
Hey listers,
Got a tiny issue here, hoping someone would happ
