Here's the next question. Are the keys we refer to as "windows keys" -
control+c, control+x, control+a, and so on - truly keys in the Windows
operating system, or are they conventions programs follow?
Bruce
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On Wed, 19 Oct 2005, Adam wrote:
You're right Bruce. If the control key is embedded in the Jaws source code, there's no way to change it, unless an intercept program is used by the user to monitor key presses in order to reassign their functions. Screen Readers and Magnifiers do just that. So, the technology is right there, but it's still behind closed doors. A System Wide Keystroke Table will certainly help thousands and thousands of users.
Adam
Bruce Toews wrote:
That wouldn't help in what he's trying to do. What he wants to do is to have the control key not silence JAWS, and I don't think this can be done.
Bruce
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