[jawsscripts] Questions for a scripter with very little actual experience
- From: "Gary Patterson" <gpatterson002@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jawsscripts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2011 00:14:29 -0600
Traversing an application's window can obviously be a daunting task. My
questions are: When attempting to fit together the strategy for a process,
is the analysis for solutions to be based of which key strokes are required
to focus on an intended target? Or, might knowledge of the underlying
elements of the Windows OS better serve the scripter such that a lot of
trial and error attempts to reach the target would be greatly reduced if the
scripter knows how windows is configured and/or structured? I have a book
for Windows 7 for Dummies. Is there other materials that may be better
resources. Whether the material is accessible or not is not a great
requirement. Obviously, accessible material whether it is from an accessible
manual or online would be more convenient. I hire folks to read, so I can
research printed materials. I worked 33 years in database management so
digesting internals material are just fine. Obviously, learning the results
of functions and scripts which are developed must be learned.
Any suggestions are welcomed. I have attending both of the Freedomscientific
on site scripting courses.
Your responses will be welcomed.
Gary Patterson
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