Objectives

After you have completed this manual, you will:

• Know how to use Keyboard Manager to add, change, and remove keystrokes
  
• Know the differences between scripts and functions
  
• Understand how JAWS processes keystrokes
  
• Describe the file types used by the Script Manager
  
• Use keystrokes to review scripts contained within a given script file
  
• Use the Script Manager to create and modify scripts
  
• Use the New Script dialog box to create scripts
  
• Use the Insert Function dialog box to add functions to your scripts
  
• Name the parts of a script
  
• Manipulate various cursors using scripts
  
• Know the different variable types used in the scripting language
  
• Know the differences between variables and constants
  
• Speak messages using scripts
  
• Use decision making in scripts
• Understand Windows program structure and hierarchy
• Be able to identify application windows using unique identifiers
• Use the script utility mode to analyze programs before scripting