Re: how to speak tooltips?
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----- Original Message -----
From: Bobcat
To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2006 11:25 AM
Subject: Re: how to speak tooltips?
Thanks for the tip about tooltips. I knew I found it somewhere but I
couldn't remember. So it is in user verbosity. I must have my level set to
high in the program that I was working on.
----- Original Message -----
From: info.rczenterprise@xxxxxxxxx
Hello Jouie!
The scripts posted was clicking the windows help balloon and not reading
the tool tip.
In my case, JAWS automatically announce the tool tip. You need to check
the check box that says, "Read tool tip check box".
To activate the reading of tool tips, do the following:
1. Press Insert + F2.
2. Press C, for configuration manager.
3. Press enter once you found it.
4. Once the configuration manager loads, press ctrl + shift + D, to load
the default.jcf file.
5. Press Alt + S, for settings and V, for verbosity.
6. Once you are in the verbosity settings, press your tab once and you will
land on the Beginner references...
7. Hit your enter or your space bar
8. You will land in a different radio buttons.
9. In the "Item to be spoken list box", press your end key, to move to the
last item.
10. Check the check box that says, "Tool tips check box".
11. Once you are done, press tab key and look for the Ok button.
12. Hit your enter key or space bar.
13. Press alt + F4, to close the configuration manager.
14. Reply yes when it ask.
----- Original Message -----
From: Jouie
Two months ago, somebody posted a small script that lets you read
tooltips.
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From: jfw-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:jfw-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Bobcat
My last message may have been confusing.
How do you make Jaws speak tooltips? Can't find it in the manual.
----- Original Message -----
From: Bobcat
I have a plug-in for Winamp that I'm trying to adjust with Jaws. It
has non-conventional sliders that I adjust by locking the mouse and using mouse
movement keys. I know the slider announces it's value with a tooltip. How do
I get Jaws to announce these tooltips? I thought I'd figured it out but don't
know how I got it working before I upgraded Jaws to the beta. I was just
working on this control but hadn't figured it out totally.
The plug-in is a 3d Spatializer enhancer. I've been able to use it
with WindowEyes in the past so I'm really hoping I can figure out how to do it
with Jaws. I would love to learn how to write a script that would make
operating this plug-in even easier.
More info about the StreamFX plug-in is at:
http://www.spatializer.com/
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