Hi Jonathan,
Well, there is the GW wiki, which largely is comprised of articles related to script programming and other types of GW-related programming. It can be found at: http://gwmicro.com/wiki On the internet are many VBScript programming tutorials, and I can help you with some e-books if you want to program using VBScript. These aren't specific to Window-Eyes, just helpful in learning this particular programming language. And finally, there are many apps (or scripts) written with the source code made public and for the primary purpose of demonstrating how to program something specific in Window-Eyes. These tend to be on the beginner to intermediate level. Unfortunately, GW Micro (who is the author of scripts on the advanced level) seems to no longer be making any of the apps they write open (unencrypted). This is a policy I disagree with, and which I believe is very short-sighted on their part, considering as your question is making obvious, how little learning material is available for potential Window-Eyes scripting authors. Perhaps you may agree and will wish to write to them about this. Hth, Chip From: Jonathan C. Cohn [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, July 28, 2013 1:02 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Introduction and looking for additional resources I am new to the WIndow Eyes scripting community and was wondering if there are resources above and beyond what is on the gwmicro.com web site. I'll be helping a an organization that uses both WIndow EYes and Jaws improve the accessibility of several legacy application and I have a good idea about how to approach this for jaws, but have only found Chip's class recordings. What other tools are there both for reference and learning within the community? THanks, Best wishes, Jonathan
