Peter:

Thanks so much for this information and for the Jaws scripts.

I have never done this sort of thing before, but will definitely try my hand 
at it when I get the chance here.  If someone on the list is an experienced 
Jaws script writer and beats me to it, please let us know how it works.

Again, thanks so much, Peter.

73 from Tom Behler: KB8TYJ

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Peter Slowkowski" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2011 10:59 PM
Subject: Re: Can't get G4FON CW tutorial program to start


> Hello Tom,
>
>  This probably isn't the most eloquent solution but it does work.  I'm not
> practiced at writing JAWS scripts. .  This will save a lot of keystrokes
> though.
>  Below are two scripts.  While in the Koch Morse Trainer, that initial
> screen, bring up the script file for that application by pressing the JAWS
> key + 0.   .
>  That should bring up the JAWS script manager with the file name of
> KochMorseTrainer.JSS.  Hit the JAWS key + T to make sure.
>  That file should be empty, unless you already wrote something for the
> application.
>  Below is what the file should look like, after you created the two new
> scripts.  I called these KochStart and KochStop and assigned the key
> combinations of Control-Shift-M and Control-Shift-N respectively because 
> it
> was easy to press and just made sense to me.  You might want to use
> different keystrokes.
>  Use the Script menu and new script option to create and define the 
> script.
> Call the scripts whatever makes sense to you.
>  Once the new script is named and associated with a keystroke, it pplaces
> you back into that file.
>  I don't want to assume that you don't know how to create scripts so 
> please
> let me know if this makes sense or if you want me to explain further.
>  All you need to do then is to copy the code below which is between the
> Script and EndScript lines.  Those two lines will be formatted when you
> create your new scripts.
>  When you Save the file, Control-S, it will compile the file.  There 
> should
> be no errors.  Exit the file and you should land back on the Koch screen.
>  Then use the start keystroke you associated with that script and it will
> start the program.  Use the Stop keystroke to stop.
>  I hope this isn't confusing.
>
>
>
> Script KochStart ()
>
> JAWSCursor ()
>
> JAWSPageUp ()
>
> JAWSHome ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> SayWord ()
>
> RoutePcToJAWS ()
>
> PCCursor ()
>
> EndScript
>
> ?
>
> Script KochStop ()
>
> JAWSCursor ()
>
> JAWSPageUp ()
>
> JAWSHome ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> NextWord ()
>
> SayWord ()
>
> RoutePcToJAWS ()
>
> PCCursor ()
>
> ?
>
> EndScript