On 1/1/2014 1:52 AM, Sean Murphy wrote:
All,
thanks for the information. I will look into it. In relation to Tim's comment.
The reason why I want to stick to Win32 API's is because I am blind. The screen
reader which allows me to use the computer does not work with Xwindow style
widgets. They have to be native Windows style objects.
That is the challenge I have in front of me in finding a GUI library that works
with my screen reader.
I'm in a similar position. I'm disabled (hands) and use speech
recognition. Naturally speaking plays nice with some windows edit
controls and not any of the other "non standard" edit controls
(Nuances's language, not mine).
I do have some knowledge of Event driven, OOPS programming. But it is very
basic and normally I use other peoples codes. :-)
I'm a little more advanced on programming but am hampered by the
learning curve of windows documentation. a bit of interactive
mentoring would go a long way.
I am in the middle of writing a Telnet app to send a huge config to my router
which is one of my learning steps. :-)
I may be able to help with that some. I'm making the same type of tool
using ssh. most not-yet-disabled people will find how we work rather
strange. :-)
--- eric
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