Hi Paul!
I'm not a frame user gur, but some of your question I can answer.
1. Difference between moving and resizing a frame. If you move a screen
object in Windows, then only the so called "origin point" (the left
upper corner) of the object is changing. The size of the window not. If
you resize it, then you change the length of several sides of the
window. you can resize a window in width, in height or in both. Than
changes its origin point, but its middle point (the most center point of
the window) not.
2. OnText event preventing New Text event. Honestly speaking not
everytime. It depends on many things. It should be, but it happens not
always. Don't ask what is depending on, I don"t know, just realized when
I used frames.
My experience is, that much simpler and plausible solution to write
script to query the content of a frame, than wait to to be announced
automatically.
HTH
Czaba
2020. 01. 25. 16:04 keltezéssel, prhunt1@xxxxxxx írta:
Hello everybody. I'm learning to use frames and have some questions.__________�
1. According to Freedom Scientific documentation, you should be able to
use the JawsKey+Down Arrow keystroke to read the text in a frame.
2. What is the difference between moving and sizing a frame?
3. In spite of being able to use the Shift+Control+Left Bracket and
Shift+Control+Right Bracket keys to auto size frames, I still need to make
adjustments. According to FS documentation, when I resize a frame I should
be able to hear the text in a frame to make sure that I have it right.
4. I assume that the ontext event prevents the newtext event from
firing in essence silencing the frame unless a text filter is used. Is my
assumption correct?
5. Finally, it's my impression that frames are only useful when the
JAWS cursor is available. Can frames be used when the scan cursor is
available?
Thanks so much.
I hope that you have a nice weekend.
Paul
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