Hello,
I want do use the quick-settings dialog for my scripts. You can use QS-
and QSM-files to make it available for your application.
But what if you want to use scripts and setting not only for an
application? I found no way to open the quick-settings files via script
functions, for example for my scripts placed in MyExtensions.jss.
Since there is no function to open quick-settings directly I tried to
open the "QuickSettings.exe"" file in the JAWS directory. You can use
the the param:
/a"FILENAME"
to open the QS-file directly. Curiously enough the run command in
JAWS-script didn't run my QS file. But if you use this script:
<code start>
Script StartSettings ()
var
object oShell,
string sFile,
string sParam
sFile = GetJAWSDirectory () + "\\QuickSettings.exe"
sParam = "/a\"myfile\""
oShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application")
oShell.ShellExecute(sFile, sParam, "", "open", 1)
oShell = Null()
EndScript
<code end>
you can start the QS-file. But there is a major problem: this only works
if you use the quick setting shortcut one time at least (in Germany its
JAWS key + V). If you didn't use the key a first time there is a error
message. After using the shortcut a first time the QS-file opens all the
time till you restart JAWS.
What to do? Is there a way to get informed if a user did not open the
quick settings? Is there another way to open a quick-settings file in
QuickSettings.exe?
Thank you in advance.
Udo
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