Shouldn’t this be in your code someplace already? Take a look at the even handler for the help screen and find the action on the keyboard manager press. If the help dialog is actually being generated from the Scripting Extensions library or whatever that is called, than you should still be able to find the hot key manager dialog listed as a method from the extensions viewer. Currently actively working with JAWS and VoiceOver on my two systems so I can’t look this up for you right now.
Let me know if you can’t find the appropriate call. > On Jan 12, 2015, at 15:41, David <trailerda...@hotmail.com> wrote: > > I have searched the reference manual, but don't seem to find what I want. > > Is there any way, or could it be provided in later versions, to have my > script bring up the Hotkey Manager Dialog? That is, the dialog where the user > can change the hotkeys of the app, or simply just look through the shortcuts > provided. > > I could, of course, have the app bring up the SO_StandardHelp dialog, and > then hope for the user to tab around the screen in his hunt for the button to > get to the hotkey manager. But I would much rather have liked to send him > directly, where I want him to go. > > Any ideas? > > Thanks, > > -- > David >
