Position the WE cursor at a point of interest, and then press Windows-G to go to the folder of the program that created the enclosing window. If the WE cursor was inactive, it is turned on and routed to the focus position. For example, if the WE cursor is in an Internet Explorer window, Windows-G will go to the folder containing the file iexplore.exe, such as C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer A dialog is presented with an edit box containing the associated folder path. Change it to go somewhere else instead. The Explorer Window button opens the folder in Windows Explorer (or whatever file manager is the default). The Command Prompt button opens the folder in a console window (for entering DOS-like commands). To just view the folder path without going to it, press Escape to dismiss the dialog. Alternatively, choose the Program Info button to display details about the program that is behind the screen point of interest, e.g., CompanyName = Microsoft Corporation ExecutablePath = C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe FileDescription = Internet Explorer FileVersion = 6.00.2900.2180 (xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158)(6.0.2900.2180) InternalName = iexplore LegalCopyright = © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. ModuleName = iexplore ProcessID = 6012 OriginalFilename = IEXPLORE.EXE ProductName = Microsoft® Windows® Operating System ProductVersion = 6.00.2900.2180 This global script requires GW Toolkit and Homer Shared Object.

Supported Languages: English

Minimum Version: Window-Eyes 7.0