Re: New Version of audibleManager and New Scripts
- From: "Yardbird" <yardbird@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2006 13:23:03 -0800
Nurman,
Then I understood your basic instruction. I'm sorry you thought I said that
I believed that Insert F2 brought up script configuration directly. I know
what it does. I use it a lot. I mean that is how I get to this recompile
function without having to remember the zero method, which even if it's
direct and convenient to you is still another specific command for me to
remember instead of just to pull down a menu and select a function that will
immediately see which application I'm in. Or find the .jss file related to
that application and press enter on it. I like the simple way, just to
launch the program and invoke the script compiler from the insert f2 menu.
I hope you see I mean something perfectly standard, here.
I have one question, though. I have never heard it suggested that some
applications may have more than one .jss file among the scripts written for
them. I thought that, in a bunch of script files for any one program,
you'll always see just one .jss file. Not true? If so, this is, still,
confusing, because it makes it more difficult to be sure you're covering the
bases when you do something like this. I hope it isn't what you mean. I
don't want to hunt all over my hard drive for a bunch of .jss files if I
don't have to.
Thanks.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nermin Hasic" <voy44@xxxxxxxx>
To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, March 13, 2006 12:49 PM
Subject: Re: New Version of audibleManager and New Scripts
Hi Yardbird,
sorry for the confusion I created here.
The two ways I described are two different ways of achieving the same
result.
One way is locating the .jss files with windows explorer, pressing enter on
the desired file, which launches the Script Manager. The other way is
opening the Script Manager directly, by pressing JAWSKey+0.
The advantage - and now we get to the misunderstanding - of doing this from
within Audible manager, the correct scripts should open directly, without
your intervention.
Cause, whenever you open script manager from within an application, the
corresponding script files are opened for that application.
If script files already exist, those are opened. If there are no previous
files, JAWS will open a new file with the name of the application's
executable for you, making it possible to start scripting.
Insert+F2 is not for recompiling the scripts, it is a keystroke for your
convenience, which displays a list of available JAWS managers.
And in that list, you will also find the Script Manager, again, another
method to envoke it, nothing more.
You recompile scripts with control+s.
I told you to look for another script file with the .jss extension because I
did not remember if the scripts have just one .jss file, or two, or how many
it were.
Hope I was more specific this time.
Good luck,
Nermin
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