Hi Vick:
Since I have some experience with localizing my scripts into other languages, I 
will tell you what I did.
First, I made sure all strings such as Script Name, Script Author etc and all 
messages that I wanted spoken are listed in the Strings section of my ".xml" 
file and are only referred to by there string names in the script itself.
That way, if someone wants to localize your script in their language, all they 
have to do is change the ".xml" file.
A specific example would be my Keyboard Rotor script.  Look specifically at the 
Strings section ".xmlof the keyboardrotor.xml file and then look at how those 
strings are referenced in the keyboardrotor.vbs file.
 Of course, there may be other ways of doing it, but this is just a specific 
example to get you going.
Kevin Huber


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Vic Beckley 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2009 7:41 AM
  Subject: RE: Device Status 1.0 released


  Do you have a Turkish version of both Window-Eyes and Windows itself?

   

  When you arrow up and down in Device Manager, do you hear the device names 
spoken as normal?  I thought one time you said that you did not hear anything.

   

  I am going to call tech support on Monday and ask them about this.

   

  Vic

   

   

  From: Selahattin Aydin [mailto:[email protected]] 
  Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2009 7:04 AM
  To: [email protected]
  Subject: Re: Device Status 1.0 released

   

  Vik,

  Yes i use XP-SP2

  Please note that the first version (0.3) was working and producing status 
information of devices under Turkish version of Windows XP-SP2.     The problem 
i have described was valid for further versions.

  When i go into Device manager and press Alt-Windows-D, i cannot get any 
response from Window-Eyes. However, Alt-Windows-E works as it should.

   

  Again, the first version (0.3) was giving status information.

   

  ----- Original Message ----- 

    From: Vic Beckley 

    To: [email protected] 

    Sent: Sunday, February 22, 2009 3:36 AM

    Subject: RE: Device Status 1.0 released

     

    Now that I have the script finished, I will look into this.  Do you know 
what needs to be done to localize it in Turkish? I will have to find that part 
of the manual.

     

    I don't understand why the script does not work, though.  It seems the 
VBScript code should work the same in whatever language.  I wonder if MSAA 
information could be different in non-English versions of Windows.  You are 
running Windows XP, right?

     

    What happens if you go into Device Manager and press Alt-Windows-D?  Does 
it do or say anything?

     

    It might take a while, but we will work this out.

     

    Vic

     

     

    From: Selahattin Aydin [mailto:[email protected]] 
    Sent: Saturday, February 21, 2009 1:23 PM
    To: [email protected]
    Subject: Re: Device Status 1.0 released

     

    Vic,

    Although the function associated with Windows-Alt-E is working fine, i'm 
not able to get status information of any device under Turkish version of 
Windows XP-SP-2.

    If it is possible to fix this issue, i am willing to localize the script.

     

      ----- Original Message ----- 

      From: Vic Beckley 

      To: [email protected] ; [email protected] 

      Sent: Saturday, February 21, 2009 5:45 PM

      Subject: Device Status 1.0 released

       

      Hello all,

       

      I just posted Device Status 1.0.  This script reads the status of devices 
in Device Manager.  Below is the change log.

       

      Changes in Device Status 1.0:

       

      The script now works with Vista although differently than XP as described 
below.

       

      Under XP pressing Alt-Windows-D will bring up a list of any devices that 
are disabled or not working. Arrow to a device and press enter and you will be 
focused on that device in Device Manager. Press Escape or the Cancel button and 
you will exit the dialog.

       

      Under Vista pressing Alt-Windows-D will focus the first branch in the 
Device Manager tree that is expanded.  When a branch has a device that is not 
working properly, that branch is expanded when you first open Device Manager. 
You then have to investigate that branch to find the problem.

       

      Under both operating systems you are informed if there are no bad devices.

       

      I also added the Alt-Windows-E shortcut to open a new message in your 
default mail program already addressed to me. I would like to hear how people 
like the script and if it does not work as advertised

       

      I hope someone gets some use out of this script.  enjoy!

       

      Vic

       



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