To take that a step further: if you aren't planning on using JAWS's constants (true, false, etc), global variables, or messages, you could actually write a script set that didn't include any of those files. Grin. HJConst is almost always used because JAWS's constants are integral to seamless creation of readable, pain-free logic while coding; the other two are included only if variables/messages within are to be used at any time during the scripting project. The general rule of thumb is as follows: store all definitions of variables and constants in a header with the name of your choice; place all messages (strings of text that are often repeated or may require future modification) in a message file; include both in your source (JSS) file with "include" statements that take the form include "scriptFile", where scriptFile is the name--extension included--of the file to be included in the binary at compilation time. So, in answer to your question: we'll assume you've got some definitions lined up in a file called "norton.jsh". (You could use any extension you like, but JSH is standard for header files.) You would include it in norton.jss with the following line: include "norton.jsh" HTH, Jim Original message from: "Mark" <torgersonenator@xxxxxxxxx> subject: [jawsscripts] How do I change these lines? date: Sun, 7 Dec 2008 12:34:25 -0800 >Hi > As I recall there are a number of statements that need to be made in the > beginning of a script file. These are required in order for some of the > commands to run. This being the case I barrowed these lines from another > script and pasted them in my own script file. It works but the lines make > reference to the program they were original intended for. How do I customize > them for the program I am using them for? These lines I borrowed are as > follows. >include "hjconst.jsh" > >include "hjglobal.jsh" > >include "Windows Mail.jsm" > >include "Windows Mail.jsh" > >include "OutlookCustomSettings.jsm" > >include "OutlookCustomSettings.jsh" > >include "HjHelp.jsh" > >include "common.jsm" > >use "OutlookCustomSettings.jsb" > >include "oluo.jsm" > >use "olUserOptions.jsb" > >GLOBALS > >string gs_PrevBuffer > > >As you can tell they are for windows mail. Now I want to change them to >Norton's. How do I do this? What all is involved? > Thank you. > >God bless, >Mark __________ Visit and contribute to The JAWS Script Repository http://jawsscripts.com View the list's information and change your settings at http://www.freelists.org/list/jawsscripts