that's a really good idea, actually. So in other words, could you create
some sort of vb template to use for touch-based interaction and then
just apply it to all window-eyes apps? Winamp would be a good trial for
something like that. I have an android tablet and haven't a clue as to
what I'm doing with it, just bought it as a toy, really. But I gotta say
that I'd love to beta test a touch system for we, although to play
devil's advocate, or I suppose this would be keyboard's advocate, this
would mean coding for another interface on top of the keyboard one for
window-eyes which also of course now included the insert key layout. So
maybe there are too many interfaces?
On 1/7/2014 3:48 PM, Jim Grimsby JR. wrote:
Ok just so everyone knows winamp isn't going away after all. this is
good news for those of us who use a screen reader like window-eyes.
The winamp accessability threw the winamp app is wonderful. Thanks
jeff for all the good work here and keep it up.
It will be interesting to see what can be done with touch and winamp
do to the fact that the other screen readers I have tried here
doesn't really work with touch.
This is another reason touch modes need to be added to apps. So lets
say you are in winamp. You then turn on the winamp mode buy flicking 2
digits down the screen tell you here winamp. Then flick up and down
tell you here the command set you want for example play back
controls. Now flick left or right tell you here the option you want
and then double tap. The window-eyes winamp app would then send the
command along to winamp it self. This way you could provide access to
programs that don't use UIA or any other means of allowing window-eyes
to provide touch elaments. Ok I know I got touch on the brain right
now sorry.
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