Darren,
Good stuff. We should add this to the wiki. Many moons ago, I created a
%scripts% environment variable that pointed to my user profile directory
so that I can reference it whenever I want. These are all good suggestions.
Aaron
Darren Paskell wrote:
Greetings,
Heres a tip for anyone working with scripts or Window-Eyes
configurations of any kind.
When in an open dialog box, you can easily get to your Window-Eyes
settings directory, using either of these ideas. Both require the
Window-Eyes Immediate Mode Script.
Method A.
1. From Notepad or another editor, press Control-O, or else activate
the Open dialog.
2. When the dialog pops up, press the Immediate Mode Script Hotkey,
Control-Shift-Q by default.
3. Type in this line and press Enter:
FocusedWindow.Control.Replace(ClientInformation.UserProfilePath)
4. Press escape to return to the Open dialog.
5. You should find that the edit box has been populated with your
Window-Eyes settings path.
Method B:
1. Press the Immediate Mode Script Hotkey, Control-Shift-Q by default.
2. Type in this line and press Enter:
Clipboard.Text = ClientInformation.UserProfilePath
3. Press escape.
Your Window-Eyes settings path is now on the Windows Clipboard.
Note: I recommend memorising both of those lines. It may seem tricky
at first, but you'll start to develop an awareness of the new
Window-Eyes Object Model in the process. There really is nothing like
using Window-Eyes Scripting to help in your scripting efforts <grin>.
Happy scripting!
Darren
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