Hi Jitendra,
Thank you for your message. I really appreciate your generous offer to
obtain your scripts, and it would be awesome if I just wanted the
functionality without developing myself. However, I honestly would like to
learn how to develop this script, primarily because I think it would go a
long way in helping me increase my current basic knowledge that I have now,
and doing this with an application that I use myself will really help.
Instead of the scripts, would you be willing to provide me with some help in
this area? Or, if you are willing to send the scripts, I could perhaps use
them to try and understand your development. Sorry, I am not seeing your
direct address to e-mail you off-list.
Warmly,
Jonathan
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[mailto:jawsscripts-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Jitendra Kumar
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2016 1:29 PM
To: jawsscripts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [jawsscripts] Re: Winamp and Time Incruments
May I tempt you?
these scripts contain some other features, like: time reading as HH,MM,SS
total tracks in playlist,
ability to speak or turn off the labels like play, pause, stop etc.
and many more things.
Thank you.
On 5/10/16, Jitendra Kumar <jeet.invincible@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello, you don't need to take the trouble, since it has already been
taken by me years back, what you need is winamp scripts 2.9.1.
however there is one problem, you also need a file which does not ship
with later versions of JAWS,
wa4JFW.dll, and register it.
because I did not find time to modify the scripts to ignore the file
and directly use the winamp api.
once you get the file, mail me offlist, I shall attach the scripts.
Thank you, Jitendra, India.
On 5/10/16, Jonathan Milam <milamj@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi All,
One of the things I would like to do in Winamp is to jump by much larger
incruments of time. A script writer for Window-Eyes has developed
scripts
that allow use of alt+DownArrow and Alt+UpArrow to change the time
incruments by minutes. The minutes increase with alt+UpArrow, and
decrease
with Alt+DownArrow. Pressing Alt+RightArrow and Alt+LeftArrow
respectively
move back and forward through the file by that specific number of
minutes.
I have read through the script manual and have taken Brian Hartgen’s
intro
to scripts course, but am not sure how to start the development for this
particular script.
As an initial first step, just to see if I could get anything
accomplished,
I created my script to use alt+RightArrow. I then tried calling the
JumpToRelativeTime script as a start, and have even tried invoking
{AltShiftJ} and then using TypeString to type a value in the edit field
and
then PerformScript (Enter), but neither approach works. If I call the
specific script, the window opens, but the additional keystrokes are not
entered. If I have JAWS type ControlShiftJ to bring up the dialog that
way, nothing happens.
I have even tried to break the original JumpToRelativeTime script down to
determine which part of it I could use in my own script, but have been
unabel to successfully do so. I am more than willing to do the actual
script development myself, as I want to learn, I just need a basic
direction in which to go if possible, as I have spent hours without
success.
Thanks in advance!
Jonathan
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