No -- and there's a lot of them! The whole manual comes in at around 150 A4
pages. Based on what I've skimmed the general structure still seems pretty
relevant, although doubtless there have been changes in scripting since
JAWS 3.7 that more experienced users will be better placed to comment on
than I am.
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On Thu, 18 Feb 2021 at 20:52, Brian Olesen <brian@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dear Jim,
Have you walked through the examples and checked if they still work?
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Emne: [jawsscripts] "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Writing
JAWS Scripts" by Kenneth A. Gould
I've seen Kenneth A. Gould's JAWS scripting manual, "Everything You Always
Wanted to Know About Writing JAWS Scripts, But Didnââ¬â¢t Know Whom to
Ask",
mentioned a few times on the list. I managed to find an RTF copy, and I've
now spent a bit of time transferring it to Google Drive and adding in
section headers etc to make it easier to navigate.
The original file I found was pretty old (2000: it's described as "updated
for version 3.7 of JAWS"; I'm not sure if there were any later updates) but
I think it is still pretty useful. I don't know its copyright status, but
would it be okay to share the Google Drive version I've created to this
list?
Jim
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