[jawsscripts] Skype Scripts controlShiftO command?
- From: "Geoff Chapman" <gch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jawsscripts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 27 Mar 2010 15:17:51 +1100
Hi Skypers/doug.
Firstly,
thanks Doug and co for all the incredible amount of work that's gone into
these Skype scripts by the way. I can't believe you give these away for
free!
you and Jamal must come out of some specially crafted benevolence, ... hmm,
or is it molevolence, I always get confused between those two, box. we're
all very greatful out here anywayz!
very very slick all the status messages that auto get announced, an all the
incredibly tedious work that I know must constantly go into making these
happen.
So thank you to all who've contributed and worked hard on these, and
continue to.
a couple caveats to ask about.
a few others plus myself, seem to be having some small difficulty with the
control+shift+O script command for gleaning whose Online in skype, using
script revision 4.2c? at present, in default view, it reports, "unable to
get the contact list." when I press it.
anyone got any clues for making this work?
also, Doug, I just wondered, Would you be interested in doing anything in
script land, to more easily facilitate bringing focus to the save/cancel
buttons for when someone sends you a file, to retreave it etc? the info
comes into the chat window, and I admit I haven't read the manual yet, ahem
I know, bad bad, but, if there isn't such a command to more easily bring
focus to that, do you think you might
consider implementation of one? my personal vibe is that's the hardest thing
now, to do, from the old Skype3x days, after having upgraded to skype 4?
one other suggestion and I'm done. I thought that perhaps, in the JawsKey+H
quick helper documentation, it might be helpful to actually mention the
default skype command key, for the layered mode thinggy? I've got my
punctuation usually set to none, and the left Bracket default key, didn't
jump out either at myself or another person whom I helped install the
scripts for this week, and I just thought that might be a helpful sweetener
to the learning curve, if that were spelt out in wordes in the quick help
docs.
Otherwise, as I say, brilliant stuff and my sincerest thanks for all the
work that goes into maintaining these. love to know how many hours per month
you have to spend on keeping up to speed with this this project, and, do you
ever wish you'd never started? <grin.>
Thanks very much!
Geoff c.
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