[RWP] Another fix for No Presets

[Jim Snowbarger]

Yep, I think you're navigating there using the mouse, which will also work.
But, the page down trick, if it works for you , is even quicker, because you 
don't have to mouse around finding anything.  Just tab to the combobox, 
press page down, then arrow to the preset you like, or type it's first 
letter, and you are rockin.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "indigo" <33indigo at charter.net>
To: "Reapers Without Peepers" <rwp at reaaccess.com>
Sent: Monday, April 09, 2012 8:37 AM
Subject: [RWP] Another fix for No Presets


> In Wineyes, yet to be tested in Jaws, when in the effects combo box, is 
> displaying No Presets, I went to my number pad, left clicked on the words 
> No Presets, then arrowed down at the number pad and there is a wonderful 
> stack of presets, with their associated values.
> I left clicked at the number pad on both preset names and values; which 
> caused them to appear in an edit box at the middle arrow keys, where they 
> can be up and down arrowed through and edited.
> After selecting a new value, hit enter and the new value appears at the 
> number pad.
> Same for parameters with selections, click on the preset  selection shown 
> at the number pad, a list of selections appears at the middle arrow keys 
> in the same  edit box, arrow up or down to a selection, hit enter and the 
> preset's new selection is shown at the number pad.
>
> This is the method I will use in Wineyes, so much better for me than 
> fooling with the PAREM menu, which also works, but this is so much 
> simpler.
>
> I'll try it next in Jaws 13.
> I still have no idea how to get lists of parameters to appear at the 
> number pad or elsewhere in NVDA.
> I verified Mario's suggestion.
> In NVDA, with PARAM at the tab key, I pressed the applications key and it 
> immediately opened the param menu.
> I clicked on Show At Track Controls andpressed enter, and I got flitting 
> glimpses of parameters and values at the same combo box that shows No 
> Presets, but any presets or values disappeared immideately as soon as I 
> arrow to them, so how to expose effect presets and values is still a 
> puzzle for me in NVDA.
>
> Incidentally, also in Wineyes, tabbing to PAREM and pressing the 
> applications key opens the PAREM menu, easier than looking for the word 
> PAREM and clicking on it  at the number pad.
> Indigo L
>
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