Please note that Audacity is still crash when use Jaws 18 With Windows 10
creater update. However, you can try the script
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----- Original Message -----
From: Gary Campbell
To: audacity4blind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2017 10:01 AM
Subject: [audacity4blind] JAWS script alpha update
Hi,
I've cobbled something together that will work with the Audacity 2.2.0 9Jul17
build. I haven't pushed it to GitHub yet. Put the attached audacity.jsd,
audacity.jsm, and audacity.jss in your script directory, run Audacity, press
JAWSKey+0 (on typing row), when script manager opens press CTRL+s, and close
Script Manager.
Audacity 2.2.0 replaces the radio buttons on the selection bar for end vs
length with a combo box which has those two and two more: length, end and
length, center. There are several ways I could handle this:
1.. Have Alt+[ speak the left field (first one in above) and Alt+] speak
the right one.
2.. Have Alt+[ speak the one that is a position and Alt+] speak the length.
For length-end A+[ would speak end and for center it would speak center.
I implemented option 1, so for length, end A+[ speaks length and A+] speaks
end. Center is the same except that A+] speaks center. When you move the
cursor it says start if it is available, otherwise end, otherwise center.
For those of you using 2.2.0-alpha let me know if it's doing the right
thing-- I just finished implementing what I've done and haven't used it at all.
If this isn't clear, the main functions of interest are SaySelectionField and
GetSelectionFieldHandle if I remember right.
Thanks.
Gary