I solved the problem. And the game uses jaws voice.
El 04/05/2016 a las 8:50, Jonathan Cohn escribió:
Unless you left off a quote in that last message, I would be concerned if
what you did would continue to work. Also, if the game is self voicing, then
you should just put JAWS to sleep and not attempt to override any keystrokes.
What I am saying is that in your last message you stated you put in left="
and it probably should be left="". This is the first time I have seen placing
a null in a keymap file to override the default, As I stated in my earlier
message, this will disable arrow functionality in all JAWS cursors while this
application is active. This might not be an issue, but you should be aware of
this.
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Best wishes,
Jonathan Cohn
On 3 May 2016, at 17:02, majno <alfred.hl@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:__________�
Finally i did. just i leave it here in case some one needs. write
"LeftArrow=" instead of just "left="
El 03/05/2016 a las 9:14, Jonathan C. Cohn escribió:
Just overwrite the appropriate script. You probably don't want to disable__________�
arrow keys. What kind of application are you working. Also don't forget
jaws and invisible cursors when modifying basic navigation keys.
Best wishes,
Jonathan Cohn
On May 3, 2016, at 8:54 AM, majno <alfred.hl@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:__________�
Hello, what i'm trying to do is ignore the LEFT, RIGHT, UP, and DOWN
key. but not for all jaws, only for an application, those keys interfere
with the specific app.
When i delete those keys from DEFAULT.jkm, it ignore for all aplication,
then i can't navigate in firefox for example. any help to make jaws
ignore those keys only for an application?
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