[RWP] Jim, your scripts for Reaper

[indigo]

You're right of course, I guess I switch keyboards too often, and not 
all keyboards have a right control key.

On 3/29/2012 10:19 AM, Kerry Hoath wrote:
> Why not just use control and alt on the right-hand side of the keyboard
> if you have them?
> No yoga moves required.
> Insert B is a Jaws shortcut before NVDA had it and it stands for read
> dialog (b)ox in tab order.
> If you set capslock as an nvda key it's doable with one hand and a
> finger stretch or use your right hand to find insert and left-hand to
> find b locating on the home row and drop down and to the right.
>
> Anything to save you from getting carpal tunnel <smile>
> regards, Kerry.
> On 29/03/2012 10:12 PM, indigo wrote:
>> Jim, NVDA doesn't tell me enough at the number pad to explore that
>> Media browser, so I just did the ctrl+alt+X in Winize, and it took me
>> straight to Reaper Media.
>> I routed to the number pad, and yes, the arrows there not only browse
>> through my .wav files in Reaper Media folder, but continuing to right
>> arrow in the number pad provide file size, bit depth, all info, and
>> left clicking at the number pad plays them.
>> I'll look at it in Jaws 13 next.
>> So my confusion, I think, is gone; there's how to quickly play files I
>> just made in Reaper.
>> What a weird shortcut that ctrl+alt+X is though!
>> Do you make that with your left hand alone?
>> It's almost as strange as NVDA's shortcut to read screen info, the
>> letter B with the NVDA key, which is same as Jaws key, the numpad insert.
>> I end up with my right hand pressing the letter B and my left hand
>> reaching across to the numpad insert, with my arms tangled up like I'm
>> doing some kind of yoga move. smile.
>> Indigo L
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On 3/29/2012 9:45 AM, indigo wrote:
>>> Jim, I just tried alt+ctrl+X in NVDA and got that Media browser, which I
>>> hadn't even suspected the existence of.
>>> Right now it's pointing to a folder I put on my desktop called, dump,
>>> that is empty at the moment; I but with shift+tab in NVDA I find all
>>> kinds of directory info, transport buttons for play, stop, and such,
>>> various information on files that might be put in there.
>>> I'll try storing some media there and learn how it all works.
>>>
>>> I at first thought it was a way to get to Reaper's media folder, in My
>>> Documents.
>>> Occasionally I notice a button near the bottom of the screen at the
>>> number pad to open a just rendered file in Windows Explorer.
>>> I'll bet there's a Reaper shortcut I don't know to bring up that button,
>>> so I wouldn't need to navigate to My documents, Reaper media, to hear a
>>> .wav file I just made and saved
>>> I like to play in Winamp files I've made, as a standard to compare them
>>> to other music I hear in Winamp.
>>> I've wondered why there seems to be no place in Reaper's file menu to go
>>> to where Reaper stores .wav files it saves, or have I simply missed it?
>>> Thanks,
>>> Indigo L
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 3/28/2012 10:17 PM, Jim Snowbarger wrote:
>>>> David,
>>>> This is about JAWS use of Reaper.
>>>> Which version of Windows are you using.
>>>> Using reaper 4.21 in XP, I can still use the media explorer just as
>>>> before.
>>>> There doesn't seem to be a handy hot key for backing up to the next
>>>> higher folder level, but that's a small thing that could easily be
>>>> addressed.
>>>> I press alt+control+x, immediately followed by shift tab, and i'm in
>>>> there. Up and down arrows on the NumPad,speak file names. Up and down
>>>> on the mid section don't. But, mid section right arrow plays the file,
>>>> and mid section left arrow stops it.
>>>> But, in windows 7 64 it seems to be quite a bit more messy.
>>>> Frankly, I don't quite understand it yet.
>>>>
>>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>>> From: Jim Snowbarger
>>>> To: Reapers Without Peepers
>>>> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2012 8:43 PM
>>>> Subject: Re: [RWP] Jim, your scripts for Reaper
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> David, I dont' know. I'll have a look and report back.
>>>>
>>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>>> From: david hindmarch
>>>> To: Reapers Without Peepers
>>>> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2012 1:43 PM
>>>> Subject: [RWP] Jim, your scripts for Reaper
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Dear Jim, would it be difficult to make a script which would give
>>>> focus to the cursor keys whilst browsing the media explore dialog. You
>>>> can move to a file using key commands which is useful if you can
>>>> remember the name of a poticular wave file you wish to preview. In
>>>> Reaper version 3.7 with an early version of ReaAccess it was possible
>>>> to arrow up and down files with in a folder but this is not possible
>>>> with the current version of ReaAccess and Reaper.
>>>>
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