[gui-talk] Fwd: Updated Read Mail package for Window-Eyes
Steve Pattison
srp at internode.on.net
Sat Nov 15 00:21:38 UTC 2008
From: Jamal Mazrui empower at smart.net
To: gw-scripting at gwmicro.com
Based on feedback, there is now a hotkey, Shift-Windows-R by default,
that
rotors among settings. Revised documentation is below.
Jamal
When focus is on a list of mail messages, press Enter to open one and
automatically start a Read to End. It depends on three conditions: (1)
the prior control type is a ListBox or ListView; (2) the Enter key is
pressed to change focus; and (3) the next control is either browse mode,
a
multiline, read-only RichEdit, or a Microsoft Word edit control (theWwG
class, used by Outlook). You can selectively avoid the automatic
read-to-end by opening the message in a different way than pressing
Enter.
The script also works in contexts besides reading mail, though that is
the
primary motivation. You can press Shift-Windows-R to rotor among three
states: whether read mail behavior is On, includes a "reading"
announcement, or is Off. The default is On without an announcement.
If you have heard enough of a mail message, remember to press a key to
stop the Read-to-End process, e.g., the Control key, before pressing
another key, e.g., Control-R to reply (or press Escape twice to return
to
the list of messages).
The script suppresses automatic speech from verbosity settings when a
message window opens. The intent is for email header information, such
as
the subject and sender, to be read from the list, and then just the body
to be read when the message opens.
This global script uses GW Toolkit.
Regards Steve
Email: srp at internode.on.net
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