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these functions completely. Remember, Window-Eyes is designed around a Windows architecture, not
a DOS architecture.
Just as other applications will be inaccessible when a command prompt is placed in full screen mode,
so will Window-Eyes be inaccessible. In order for Window-Eyes to perform correctly in a command
prompt, full screen mode will not be supported.
F.3: SET2TEXT and TEXT2SET Utilities
We have included two utility programs, SET2TEXT and TEXT2SET, on your Window-Eyes program
disk. SET2TEXT can take a Window-Eyes set file and create a standard ASCII text file containing all
the settings of the set file. You can use any word processor to read through this text file. Also,
SET2TEXT can be used to globally decompile a list of set files into text files with corresponding
names. Finally, SET2TEXT can compare two set files and list the differences between the two in a
standard ASCII text file.
TEXT2SET will do the reverse. It will take a standard ASCII text file and convert it into a Window-Eyes
set file. You can also use the TEXT2SET utility to make a single change or a group of changes to
many set files at one time. You could, for example, globally adjust the screen speech rate to 6 in all
your set files. TEXT2SET can also globally search your set files for specific settings. Each utility will be
individually discussed.
SET2TEXT Utility
This utility program enables you to review the contents of your Window-Eyes configuration files (or
SET files) without having to load them into Window-Eyes and wipe out your present speech
configuration. What does SET2TEXT do? How does it work? Well, the program reads in your Window-
Eyes set file and writes out a "human readable" file which contains all of the Window-Eyes internal
settings, hot keys, and various color attributes. Every single setting saved with the set file is converted.
To run the program simply perform the following steps:
1. Press CTRL-BACKSLASH to bring up the Window-Eyes Voice Control Panel
2. Press ALT-F to enter the File menu
3. Press E to launch the SET2TEXT program
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To actually convert a file, perform the following steps:
1. In the Input File edit box, type WP.000
2. TABB to the Output File edit box, and type WP.T00
3. TABB to the OK button, and press ENTER
SET2TEXT Input File Output File
Input file is the name of the set file used and maintained by Window-Eyes. Output file is the text file
produced by the SET2TEXT program. If the output file name is omitted, the name of the output file will
be the same as that of the input file, with an extension of .T00. This file can be viewed by any standard
ASCII-type text editor or file viewer such as WordPerfect, WordPad, or NotePad.
If no extensions are supplied with the filenames, SET2TEXT will assume an extension of .000 for the
input file (or SET file) and .T00 for the output file (or text file).
For example SET2TEXT will translate the file WP.000 into the file WP.T00. The original set file will not
be modified. Now you can look at the WP.T00 file to discover all the settings used with WP.000. If
SET2TEXT could not find the input file, you will get the error message:
Error: Cannot open file x, where x would be replaced with the actual file name.
If you open SET2TEXT, type in WINEYES.000, and press enter, (assuming Window-Eyes is installed
in the default location) you should receive the following message:
C:\WINEYES\Users\Default\WINEYES.000 decompiled to C:\WINEYES\Users\Default\WINEYES.T00.
1 file(s) decompiled.
Wild cards can also be used for the input file parameter. For example, you could decompile all of the
WordPerfect set files with the filename:
WP*.*
Note that the parameter for the output file name is completely optional and will default to the input
"SET" file name with the ".T00" extension if not specified.
SET2TEXT can also be used to compare two Window-Eyes set files. For example, lets say that you
have written a set file for WordPerfect and you want to compare it with our WordPerfect set file. You
could use SET2TEXT to convert both files to text and compare them line by line. But that is both time
consuming and tedious so we have provided the ability for SET2TEXT to compare two set files and
only list the differences between them. In our example above you could do the following:
1. In the Input File edit box, type WINEYES.000