Hello everyone,
I'm developing an application, which is altering the keys.
for example, if I'll press "e" it will treat it like "i" or you can
say, that it will send "i" to the window.
now, the problem is, while using jaws on 64 bit systems, it's saying
"e" if I'm pressing "e". but on 32 bit systems, it's not saying
anything.
I mean to say, if I'm pressing "e" then on 32 bit systems, jaws is
saying nothing, but on 64 bit systems, jaws is saying "e" but in both
cases,only "i" is getting send to the window.
I want the same behaviour with 64 bit of jaws too, I want to silence
it if press "e"
this type of problem is not with NVDA. is there any work around for it?
I know that my english is horrible, but kindly try to co operate.
now, I want to silence jaws, because jaws will say "i" if I'll press
"e" via my code.
see this:
testFunction()
{
If I press E;
Send I to the Window();
speaker.output("I");
}
now, on 32 bit system with jaws, if I'm pressing "E", it's saying I,
but on 64 bit of jaws, if I'm pressing "E" it's saying "E""I" I want
to avoid this behaviour.
I hope that I was able to understand you my question
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