Hi,
If you try opening the voice over dictionary in the applescript editor *command
shift o*, you will find approximately 22 commands which are voice over
specific. These are for now quite sufficient to do what you want, though
external sources on the net are sparse. I believe this is because not many
people have looked much into it since the voice over suite has only been
implemented since snow leopard.
I believe that so far, voice over's commands can either be emulated via GUI
scripting, or that by itself is not really the solution when wanting to script
something.
Remember that your logic in applescript will lead you to more places than just
the standard voice over script dictionary as applescript's strength is in the
combination of commands coming from the standard suite as well as the other
suites available from either default or installed programs, commercial and not.
Take for instance the one command defined in the skype suite. It calls all the
functions in the skype API, which in itself is already a handful if you give it
the right time to file through the possibilities.
best
Yuma
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