I have a jaws script that can be used to silence jaws during the entry of a password in a terminal emulator program. This is my first attempt at jaws scripting and, in fact, I'm not really satisfied with it. I still think it should work by checking if the character you just typed is echoed on the screen. If not, do not speak it. But instead, I took Doug Lee's advice and looked for a password prompt in the text on the screen. Actually, what the code below does is turn off key echo when you press enter. Then it turns it back on unless the the current line ends with a colon. The reason I did it that way is that if key echo is already on, then it doesn't try to analyse the prompt. So with most keypresses, it is more efficient. Its going to look for the colon when you type the first character on any given line but if it decides its not a password prompt, it turns echo back on and does not check again for the rest of the characters you type on that line. Also, I am not too sure about the wisdom of checking just for a colon. It works for MySql, ssh, and sudo. But there may be other programs that donn't use a colon. And there may be programs that use prompts that end in a colon that are not password fields. But I didn't want to mess with string matching and case sensitivity. Void Function KeyPressedEvent (int nKey, string strKeyName, int nIsBrailleKey, int nIsScriptKey) if (strKeyName == "enter") Then setJCFOption(OPT_Typing_Echo, 0) Else If (getJCFOption(OPT_Typing_Echo) == 0) Then If (Not isPassWordPrompt()) Then setJCFOption(OPT_Typing_Echo, 1) EndIf EndIf EndIf endFunction int Function isPasswordPrompt() Var Int nChar SaveCursor() InvisibleCursor() ; Activates the Invisible cursor RouteInvisibleToPC() ; Move the Invisible cursor to the PC cursor so it is in the correct window. PriorCharacter() Let nChar = GetCharacterValue(GetCharacter()) While (nChar == 32) PriorCharacter() Let nChar = GetCharacterValue(GetCharacter()) EndWhile RestoreCursor() If (nChar == 58) Then Return True Else Return False EndIf EndFunction __________� View the list's information and change your settings at http://www.freelists.org/list/jawsscripts