I recommend StopSpeech right after SpeechOff, because that means first ignore
any new speech requests, then silence any that were already in progress.
Also, add a Pause just before your speechOn, so that all application events,
like focus changes and value updates, can occur before speech is enabled again.
On Sat, Feb 02, 2019 at 06:46:23PM -0500, John P. Thomas wrote:
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Hi Darrell,
Try adding these functions:
StopSpeech()
Or
ClearSpeechHistory()
You will need to experiment as to where you put these in your script. Sometimes
the strategic placement of one of these functions between the speechOff and
SpeechOn functions will solve the problem. For example, putting one of these
immediately before the SpeechOn function works well.
John
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Subject: [jawsscripts] How to silence speech during script operations?
Hello again everybody,
Thanks thus far for the excellent ideas. It is coming together!
My next issue is how to silence speech during script operations.
Right now, I have some scripts that work like this:
SpeechOff()
;Do a bunch of stuff.
SpeechOn()
Sadly, speech remains on during the operations in the middle and a bunch of
unnecessary junk is spoken.
It doesn????????t make sense that obviously named functions wouldn????????t do
their jobs. ??????
Any ideas appreciated.
Thanks,
Darrell
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