When I get a chance between football games today, thanks.

David Ferrin
A complex system that does not work is invariably found to have evolved from
a simpler system that worked perfectly.

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2013 9:08 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Fw: [audacity4blind] JAWS scripts for JAWSV2.0
released

OK David. You can upload this to your site if you'd like
----- Original Message -----
From: "David Ferrin" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2013 4:40 PM
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Fw: [audacity4blind] JAWS scripts for JAWSV2.0
released


> I'll post them as well with your approval of course.
>
> David Ferrin
> A complex system that does not work is invariably found to have 
> evolved from a simpler system that worked perfectly.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:[email protected]] 
> On Behalf Of Dang Manh Cuong
> Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2013 12:45 AM
> To: Jaws Users
> Subject: [JAWS-Users] Fw: [audacity4blind] JAWS scripts for JAWS V2.0 
> released
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Gary Campbell
> To: [email protected]
> Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2013 11:22 AM
> Subject: [audacity4blind] JAWS scripts for JAWS V2.0 released
>
>
> Dang Manh Cuong and I are pleased to announce the release of v2.0 of 
> the JAWS scripts for Audacity.  This software was developed with JAWS 
> 10.0 and
> 13.0 on a desktop 2.8GHz Pentium D machine with 1.49GB RAM running 
> Windows XP SP3, and JAWS 13 on a laptop running Windows 7.
>
>
>
> We are still interested in feedback about the verbosity of the messages. 
> I
> would like to know if experienced users find particular messages annoying.
> I would also like to hear from beginning users about what messages you 
> find are helpful and if any are not.
>
>
>
> As I said before, we had a lot of problems with the code that detects the
> program state (playing, stopped, paused, or recording) on Cuong's laptop.
> We think it's fixed, but if you find that messages are being spoken when
> Audacity is playing that you think should only speak when stopped, try
> pressing JAWSKey+numpadDEL and verify that the correct status is spoken. 
> If
> you do find a problem with this, please send us your machine configuration
> and symptoms and I may send you a debug version of the script to test if 
> you
> would be willing to help.
>
>
>
> You can download the package from
>
http://dangmanhcuong.googlecode.com/files/Jaws%20Script%20for%20Audacity%20V
> 2.0.exe.  The What's New file is at
> https://dangmanhcuong.googlecode.com/files/What%27s%20new.txt and is
> attached below.  Please let us know of any suggestions.
>
>
>
> To install:
>
> Place the installer in a folder on your machine.
>
> Run it to install the files.  It also allows you to choose which JAWS
> versions to install into and whether to install for the current user or 
> all
> users.  If you choose the full install type, you will be able to remove it
> via Add or Remove Programs, and it will make a folder in your Program 
> Files
> folder to store the uninstaller.  If you choose the Just Scripts install
> type, it will not be removable from Add or Remove Programs, and it will 
> not
> create a folder in your Program Files folder or any registry entries.
>
> If you choose the Just Scripts install type, the README and What's New 
> files
> will be installed in the JAWS scripts folder for each version, and What's
> new.txt will be called audacity_whatsnew.txt.
>
> The installer will compile the script package in each JAWS version.
>
> If you want to modify the installer, or are just curious how it works, you
> can install the installer source by selecting the Custom install type and
> choosing the Install Installer source component.
>
>
>
> If the installer detects a full install of the scripts, it offers to
> uninstall it.  If it detects script files for Audacity, it warns that it
> will overwrite them.
>
>
>
> Enjoy!
>
>
>
> Gary Campbell and Dang Manh Cuong
>
>
>
> Here are the changes since v2.0RC:
>
>
>
> . The URL for the JAWS User's Guide is now read from the config file.  It
> can't be edited from within the script, but it can be updated with a text
> editor.
>
> . Version 2.0.4 of Audacity assigns keys Control+[ aod Control+] to Go to
> Start/End of Selection.  Therefore, we have changed the keys for reading 
> the
> selection start and end positions to ALT+[ and ALT+].
>
> . While playing/recording when ENTER pauses, Control+ENTER sends ENTER.
>
> . Added Vietnamese README file (translation by Nguyen Hoang Giang).
>
> . Added an Insert+ key assignment for each JAWSKey key.  This makes the
> script easier to use on laptops.
>
> . Changed script AudacityHotkeyHelp to AudacityScriptKeyHelp.  This name
> more clearly represents what it does, and it removes a bogus additional
> entry in Keyboard Manager that was the result of a case mismatch.
>
> . For Audacity V2.0.3 or later the special processing for the Import
> Uncompressed Audio Files warning dialog, the special processing is not 
> used
> since the interface has been fixed.
>
> . For slider controls in diaalogs that have associated edit boxes, the 
> value
> of the edit control is now spoken when the slider changes while focus is 
> on
> the slider.  These sliders are now named with the name of the edit 
> control,
> and some of the extra chatter that occurred when these sliders gain focus
> has been eliminated.
>
> . Paste now works in Audacity dialogs.
>
> . The link to the Audacity JAWS guide in Audacity hotkey help is now an
> active link that opens the web page in the default browser.  The URL is 
> read
> from the JSI file.
>
> . Changed script Enter to perform the default enter script in the user
> buffer.  This causes links to be run by the ENTER key.
>
> . Changed so that Audacity hotkey help does not display a link to default
> JAWS hotkey help.
>
> . Added JAWS option EnterPause to control whether ENTER pauses during
> play/record.
>
> . If the installer cannot read the location of the JAWS program folder 
> from
> the registry it now supplies a default.  If it cannot find a folder at
> %programfiles%\Freedom Scientific\JAWS it looks for one in 
> %programfiles64%
> (actually the value of the NSIS variable $programfiles64), and uses that 
> as
> the fallback.
>
> . In jfw.nsh added documentation for JAWSALLOWALLUSERS.
>
> . In jfw.nsh added documentation that if JAWSALLOWALLUSERS is undefined 
> and
> the installer changes the shell context, it must also change the value of
> JAWSSHELLCONTEXT acordingly.
>
> . In jfw.nsh if JAWSALLOWALLUSERS is undefined, on the install 
> confirmation
> page, the message indicating whether installing to the current or all 
> users
> read "for in".  Changed PageInstConfirmPre to not test JAWSALLOWALLUSERS.
> Since JAWSSHELLCONTEXT defaults to "current", "the current user" is 
> written
> if JAWSALLOWALLUSERS is undefined.
>
> . In jfw.nsh commented out debug message indicating that only 1 JAWS 
> version
> is installed and the JAWS versions page is being skipped.
>
>
>
> New in JAWS scripts for Audacity version 2.0RC (1/22/2013):
>
>
>
> . Adjust JAWS Options (JAWSKey+v) now contains a section for Audacity
> options.  It currently contains two options: Announce Messages, which
> duplicates the CTRL+` key, and Announce Toolbars, which controls the
> announcement of the toolbar name when focus moves from one toolbar to
> another.  There is support for the older AdjustJawsVerbosity script, but 
> it
> has not been tested.
>
> . Added JAWSKey+v to the jkm file so that options will appear on JAWS 13,
> which has a new options facility.
>
> . Fixed speaking of position fields.  Previously, .012s was spoken as 12s.
> Now speaks time fields containing two zeros as one 0, so 01h00m00.015s is
> spoken as 1h0m0.015s.  This is not yet done for formats such as
> ##h##m##s+##frames.  The "days" format is now supported.  The code for 
> this
> function has been rewritten to use more message constants, so it hopefully
> will be localizable.
>
> . The extension of the Audacity script settings file has changed from .Ini
> to .jsi to conform to the JAWS scripting convention.  You can rename your
> existing audacity.Ini file to audacity.jsi and it should work.
>
> . In the settings file changed key announce to announceMessage.  Script
> ResetConfig now deletes the old (announce) key if it exists.
>
> . JAWS no longer says "track table" when moving between tracks.
>
> . JAWS speaks main window areas: Toolbars, Track Panel, and Selection Bar,
> as focus moves between them.
>
> . JAWS speaks the toolbar name when focus moves from one toolbar to 
> another.
>
> . When focus is in the toolbars pressing CTRL+TAB and Shift+CTRL+TAB move 
> to
> the first control on the next toolbar and the last control on the previous
> toolbar, respectively.
>
> . JAWSKey+Delete speaks the current program state: stop, play, play pause,
> record, or record pause.
>
> . left/right arrow keys Speak cursor position when Audacity is stopped.
>
> . Keystrokes that extend or contract the selection speak the new position
> when Focus is in the track panel.
>
> . Functions that use values from the selection bar now speak a message or
> silently omit the action requiring the value if the selection bar is not
> enabled.
>
> . Track gain and pan controls now only function when the PC cursor is
> active.  Otherwise they execute their default mouse movement functions.
>
> . HandleCustomWindows now calls HandleCustomWindows so that this function 
> in
> scripts "use"d by this script will be executed.
>
> . In many VST plug-ins, keystrokes move focus to the Presets control and
> activate Save/Load Presets.  Hotkey help is available for these keys in
> these dialogs.
>
> . In many plug-in dialogs control names and values are now spoken.  Use
> JAWSKey+TAB to repeat the current control name/value.
>
> . Added script SayJump and key assignments that bind it to comma, period,
> Shift+comma, and Shift+period.
>
> . Added SelectAll announcement.
>
> . JAWS now indicates when no project is open (no tracks in track panel) 
> for
> many operations.
>
> . JAWS now speaks an alert message when performing an operation which
> requires that the current track be selected but it is not.  Added this
> funtionality to the folowing scripts: JAWSDelete, DeleteSelectedAudio,
> MoveToStartOfSelectedTracks, SelectToBeginning, SelectToEnd, copy, and 
> cut.
>
> . Scripts CloseFocusTrack, DeleteSelectedAudio, JAWSHome, JAWSEnd, Copy, 
> and
> Cut speak an error message indicating that they are not valid when 
> Audacity
> is not stopped.
>
> . The CTRL+JAWSKey+v keystroke now performs its default function, and then
> speaks the current Audacity script version.  When pressed twice quickly, 
> it
> displays this information in the virtual viewer.
>
> . The following now pass keys to the app when in a dialog or menu: scripts
> MoveToStartOfSelectedTracks, MoveToEndOfSelectedTracks, SelectToBeginning,
> SelectToEnd, SaySelectionStart, SaySelectionEnd, SayAudacityState,
> DeleteSelectedAudio, JAWSDelete, and Copy, and Functions
> SaySelectionPosition, and SayNoTrackSelected.
>
> . Changed the conditions for not executing the default script in
> Start/FinishMarkerLeft/Right and made them perform their default scripts
> instead of silently sending their keys through.
>
> . [ and ] can now be used in file name dialogs.
>
> . Function AnnounceMessage now returns in open dialogs.
>
> . JAWS now correctly speaks controls in the warning dialog shown when
> importing uncompressed Audio files.  This is done by new function
> IsWarningDialog and changes to function HandleCustomWindows and script
> SayLine.  Removed old implementation in script AudacitySayFrame because it
> works on Cuong's PC only.
>
> . In the Edit Chains dialog F6 toggles between the Chains and Chain list
> views.  If the focus is not on the Chains list view, the key moves focus 
> to
> the Chains list view.
>
> . In SayLine added tests for IsPCCursor and not UserBufferIsActive.
>
> . When playing and recording, the ENTER key executes pause.  (It sends 
> ENTER
> when stopped and "p" when playing or recording.)  I like this because the
> numpad ENTER key is easier to find than "p" if your hands are off the
> keyboard.  Try it out and let us know if you like it.
>
> ________________
> Dang Manh Cuong
> HCMC University of Pedagogy:
> The Educational Psychology
> Mobile: +84 902-572-300
> E-mail: [email protected]
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