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The GW-Scripting list is a discussion list for information regarding the development and use of Window-Eyes scripts. Any subscriber of the GW-Scripting list has the ability to post on-topic messages.

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From	Subject	Date/Time
Chip Orange	RE: accessing functions from dll's?	3/11/10 08:33 pm
martin webster	Re: accessing functions from dll's?	3/11/10 05:46 pm
martin webster	Re: accessing functions from dll's?	3/10/10 05:48 pm
Jamal Mazrui	Re: accessing functions from dll's?	3/10/10 05:15 pm
lists3717@comcast.net	Re: accessing functions from dll's?	3/10/10 04:31 pm
lists3717@comcast.net	Re: accessing functions from dll's?	3/10/10 04:10 pm
Doug Geoffray	Re: accessing functions from dll's?	3/10/10 03:28 pm
Jamal Mazrui	Re: accessing functions from dll's?	3/10/10 02:28 pm
jeremy@gwmicro.com	Window-Eyes Training in Hartford, CT	3/10/10 12:53 pm
jeremy@gwmicro.com	Script Writing Class in Hartford, CT	3/10/10 12:52 pm
jeremy@gwmicro.com	Window-Eyes Script Writing Class in Atlanta, GA	3/10/10 12:42 pm
jeremy@gwmicro.com	Window-Eyes Training Class in Atlanta, GA	3/10/10 12:24 pm
Doug Lee	Re: accessing functions from dll's?	3/10/10 05:14 am
martin webster	accessing functions from dll's?	3/10/10 04:27 am
Juan Gonzalez	Re: Sounds in scripts - a general suggestion	3/9/10 03:22 pm
David	Sounds in scripts - a general suggestion	3/9/10 03:16 pm
Doug Geoffray	Re: Clearing a collection of clips	3/9/10 10:44 am
Ron Parker	Re: Spell It Script	3/9/10 08:08 am
Chip Orange	RE: Spell It Script	3/9/10 07:07 am
Mike Pietruk	Re: Spell It Script	3/8/10 09:06 pm

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