The Readme file has full instructions. If anyone has questions after that, feel
free to ask. I'll also say that the list archives contain messages I've written
in the past, so may be of some help as well.
> On Jul 26, 2016, at 13:52, Caitlyn Furness wrote:
>
> thanks Alex!
>
> Caitlyn
>
>> On
thanks Alex!
Caitlyn
> On Jul 25, 2016, at 10:19 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
>
> Here's the link. Remember that, for reasons I've never discovered, the
> time/date script fails, as does the ram script. Ram I'm not worried about, as
> changes in the way 10.9 and newer manage it render the numbers not
Yeah wouldn't mind it myself.
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All you need to know is supplied in that archive.
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how can i use the skripps
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Alex,
Thank you very much.
> On Jul 25, 2016, at 8:19 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
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> Here's the link. Remember that, for reasons I've never discovered, the
> time/date script fails, as does the ram script. Ram I'm not worried about, as
> changes in the way 10.9 and newer manage it render the numbe
Here's the link. Remember that, for reasons I've never discovered, the
time/date script fails, as does the ram script. Ram I'm not worried about, as
changes in the way 10.9 and newer manage it render the numbers not very useful.
Time/date is oddly broken and I don't yet know why. The rest *shoul
If that somebody could also post that file here, it’d be great!
thanks!
Caitlyn
> On Jul 25, 2016, at 10:34 AM, Scott Berry wrote:
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> I don’t remember who did the scripts for all the cool things for Apple
> script for Vo. But does anyone have a zipped copy they could send to me I
> ne
I'm thinking it was Alex Hall, but don't quote me on that.
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Hi guys
I would like to say that I really appreciate the effort that has been put into
making these Apple scripts available. Please keep up the wonderful work. I got
the battery one to work finally. It didn’t at first because it took me a while
to figure out I had to put in the key into where V
Dear Nic,
great, that works fabulously. Thanks for your help.
All the best
Jürgen
> Am 21.11.2014 um 06:24 schrieb Nicholas Parsons
> :
>
> Hi Jürgen,
>
> Not sure if you ever got this working the way you wanted—I haven't been
> checking the list for a while. If not, try this:
>
> tell app
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Hello Alex
I might be doing something wrong, but I tried three times to get Safari to call
up the link you sent. It keeps telling me that the
Go look in your download folder mine went in there
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I have a really elementary
Hello Alex
I might be doing something wrong, but I tried three times to get Safari to call
up the link you sent. It keeps telling me that the content is empty. Thanks.
Gigi
> On Nov 21, 2014, at 7:53 AM, Alex Hall wrote:
>
> Here's a zip file of a few scripts I wrote. There's a Readme file
Here's a zip file of a few scripts I wrote. There's a Readme file in there that
explains how to use them, since they all rely on a couple scripts that have to
live in the same folder as the ones you want to use. Most scripts are
stand-alone, but these aren't.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/
I have a really elementary question to ask here. AppleScript I really would
like is one we have talked about before, a command to read the battery power.
However, if I had an AppleScript file, where do you put it so voiceover can
find it and use it? , I have not a clue how to write them. I thin
Hi Jürgen,
Not sure if you ever got this working the way you wanted—I haven't been
checking the list for a while. If not, try this:
tell application "VoiceOver"
tell commander
perform command "move mouse pointer to voiceover cursor"
delay 1
perform command
Delay is the applescript command for a pause. I believe its argument is in
seconds. If you really need, I can look that up for you.
Also, I discovered the error in my previous post about the mouse click.
It should have been
tell mouse cursor to click twice
The twice can be once, twice, or thri
Hi Nic,
great, that’snearly what I needed. :-)
Is there a way to implement a pause before the script performs a mouse click?
Waht I experienced was the click sound immediately after running the script.
And what happened was that the mouse clicked where it was at tis moment but not
necessarily
Hi Jürgen,
Try this:
tell application "VoiceOver"
tell commander
perform command "move mouse pointer to voiceover cursor"
perform command "click mouse"
end tell -- commander
end tell -- VoiceOver
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I don't have a Macintosh here. But your towel mouse command must be in your
tell voiceover block
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> On Nov 7, 2014, at 7:52 AM, Jürgen Fleger wrote:
>
> Hi Jonathan,
>
> if I add
>
>> tell mouse to click once
>
> Script editor says "mouse" is a variable and not defined.
>
I use this script in Xcode, and it works. You're right, though, that it is only
holding or releasing the mouse, not both. Simply change the line:
key code 49 using {control down, option down, command down, shift down}
to:
key code 49 using {control down, option down, shift down}
an
Hi Jonathan,
if I add
> tell mouse to click once
Script editor says "mouse" is a variable and not defined.
If I just right
> click once
Script Editor tells me there was an error 4.
So that didn't work. Do you still have an idea?
Thanks and all the best
Jürgen
> Am 07.11.2014 um 13:28 sc
You are absolutely right, I did not put in code for clicking the mouse.
You will need either
tell mouse to click once
or possibly just
click once
The click command has an optional argument so you could say
click twice with right button
Let us know how this works I have not tried these comma
Right now I tried the following:
I deleted „command down“ in the line which should perform the click. It seems
to work most of the time. Funnily enough it still performs a hold down mouse
key from time to time. But what’s mor of an issue: the click doesn’t always
work. The click sound occurs bu
Hi Alex,
thanks a lot. It worked so far that the mouse performed a click but obviously
it was not a normal click but a hold down click. So I had to release the mouse
cursor manually. Could you have a look on the script and help me to understand,
wether I’mright in this?
And are you willing to a
Hi Jonathan,
thanks for your help. I tried it out and it worked partially. What seemed to
happen is that the mouse cursor is routed to VO cursor. But no click happens.
As far as I can understand the script there's no action defined for that. Is
that true?
So I wonder wether you are willing to a
Oh, to play a sound there is definitely a way to do this, and the shutdown unix
command can be used for restarts and shutdowns.
Best wishes,
Jonathan
On Nov 6, 2014, at 2:21 PM, Jürgen Fleger wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> I wonder wether it was very complicated to create 2 scripts for the follow
This should work.
tell application "VoiceOver"
tell commander to perform command "move mouse pointer to voiceover
cursor"
end tell
see http://www.cbtbc.org/tools/asvo/voec.php for details.
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I don't know about the second one, but I recently made a script similar to the
first one. I use key commands, since the scripting dictionary for VoiceOver
doesn't allow the mouse cursor to be moved. Since you can't change VO's default
commands, though, this should still work.
tell application
Hi,
Take the scripts and copy them to Mac HD/library/scripts. Then in voiceover
utilities set up a keyboard commander shortcut for the script.
Let me know if you need more help with this.
hth
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On Nov 9, 2011,
Well, here is a start... This does not fully work because the "make new"
functions are not actually making a new window / tab .
Also a shell script (UNIX) using curl and say would be only three lines and
would be a little more responsive, though you would need to get a little fancy
with "sed"
Hello Chad,
I use brailleunderground with the Mac. It does a nice job. Why recreate the
wheel when it isn't necessary? I just setup a link to brailleunderground.
Isaac
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