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Sent: Monday, March 21, 2016 1:47 PM
To: dlh...@centurylink.net ; Window-Eyes Discussion List
Subject: Re: An alternative for User Windows?
Hi:
I just checked in the hotkeys section of the Window-eyes control
panel, and it appears that all the hotkeys for setting up and reading
user windows are
, 2016 1:47 PM
To: dlh...@centurylink.net ; Window-Eyes Discussion List
Subject: Re: An alternative for User Windows?
Hi:
I just checked in the hotkeys section of the Window-eyes control
panel, and it appears that all the hotkeys for setting up and reading
user windows are still
To: dlh...@centurylink.net; Window-Eyes Discussion List
Subject: Re: An alternative for User Windows?
I don't blame you for being grumpy, Dave. I can write scripts and I
still use windows here and there because it's a lot easier and quicker.
But they do sometimes need tweaking to get them to work
: An alternative for User Windows?
Kevin,
Yes. Those hot keys were just undefined because few people used them.
Regards,
Tom
On 3/21/2016 1:47 PM, Kevin Huber via Talk wrote:
Hi:
I just checked in the hotkeys section of the Window-eyes control
panel, and it appears that all the hotkeys for setting
Kevin,
Yes. Those hot keys were just undefined because few people used them.
Regards,
Tom
On 3/21/2016 1:47 PM, Kevin Huber via Talk wrote:
Hi:
I just checked in the hotkeys section of the Window-eyes control
panel, and it appears that all the hotkeys for setting up and reading
user windows
Hi:
I just checked in the hotkeys section of the Window-eyes control
panel, and it appears that all the hotkeys for setting up and reading
user windows are still there, but they are undefined.
If one were to redefine those keys, could one still set up a user window?
Kevin Huber
On 3/18/16, via
I don't blame you for being grumpy, Dave. I can write scripts and I
still use windows here and there because it's a lot easier and quicker.
But they do sometimes need tweaking to get them to work. Ironically I
just had to tweak one this morning because the left edge was cutting off
the first
Jonathan,
Here's a quick crash course answer. And it's all off the top of my head.
So I assume no liability for consequential, existential, or
intercontinental damages.
You can only have one "active" window. But that's a bit misleading. The
Window-Eyes windows act somewhat like program
Hello,
I have struggled with User windows, since I learned Window-Eyes scripting at
the same time I learned Window-Eyes.
When working with some programs, I find there is text in a specific color that
should be indicated to the user at presentation and that the WindowClips
functionality of
