Re: C# express
- From: "qubit" <lauraeaves@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 18 May 2010 04:56:19 -0500
Rick, I tried that -- repeatedly. Jaws does not land on anything when I tab
around. I go to the file menu and hit new project, expecting to get a
screen with a list of templates like the tutorial says, but I get a single
selection -- windows something or other template and a search box. So I
search for ConsoleApplication, which is supposed to be a template according
to the tutorial, and I find it all right, but instead of a code template, I
get a help entry describing consoleApplication.
In short, when I say control+shift+n to create a new project, all I get is
help text.
So where's the code?
And where's that long list of templates?
Also, i noticed that some jaws commands are disabled inside C#express. For
one thing, insert+t doesn't read the title bar. I also tried routing to
jaws cursor and arrowing around the screen a bit but still didn't find
anything.
Anyway, suggestions are welcome.
Thanks.
--le
----- Original Message -----
From: "RicksPlace" <ofbgmail@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2010 4:39 AM
Subject: Re: C# express
Hi: I am working in VB.net 2008 but 2005 IDEs are almost identical for the
Express Modules. here is the process:
Open the IDE and you should be in the Start Page. Tabbing around you will
hear a couple of buttons and several DropDown lists. and a ListView where
your project names will appear after you create them. Later, after you
create a project or two, In that Listview you will be able to click on a
project to open it to work on but it might be empty if you have not created
a project yet. Anyway, bring up the File Menu and click New Project.TheNew
Project Dialog Window comes up. Tabbing around this window you should
hear a ListView or other ListBox where the templates are held, a TextBox
labeled Name where you can type or ReName any of the templates you highlight
with the cursor, The OK and Cancel Buttons, and a LargeIcons Button. Now I
am running VB.net 2008 but the IDEs are almost identical to the 2005
version. Your list of templates might be a little diferent but in vb.net
2008 the templates are: Windows Forms Application,Class Library, WPF
Application,WPF Browser Application, Console Application andSearch Online.
You want to tab to the ListView and then use the left right up and down
cursor keys to move around inside this box to highlight the entry for
Console Application.Then tab to the name box which will likely be something
like ConsoleApplication1 and change it to a name of your choice. Finally tab
to the OK button and click it to create the project.
Rick USA
----- Original Message -----
From: "qubit" <lauraeaves@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "bprogramming" <programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>;
<program-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2010 1:16 AM
Subject: C# express
> Greetings all --
> Ok, I have read parts of the C# documentation and a tutorial and am trying
> to get C# express to build the example in the tutorial I am in, but the
> GUI
> is not behaving like it says in the docs. It's strange, but parts of the
> tutorial refer to C# express 2005, and I have 2008, but splashed through
> the
> tutorial are ads for downloading C# 2010. The tutorial has a link to a
> page
> that supposedly contains all the samples in the documentation, so I went
> there, but IE locked up.
>
> I just have one question: I run C# express and get the main window, then
> select "new" from the file menu to create a new project -- so far so good.
> The instructions then claim I can select a template from a template list,
> but I am not in a template list; I appear to be in a search window. So I
> type ConsoleApplication to find that template. It finds 2 matches, but
> does
> not bring up code -- it takes me to a help file. I close the
> documentation
> window and I'm back where I started -- no template, no code, and no place
> to
> name my project.
>
> So this is a GUI question rather than a programming question: How do I
> get
> this software to work?
> Thanx!
> --le
>
>
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