Oops...
Save as a 'simple' application... _not_ a bundle...
Or as a bundle:
--
tell application "System Events"
set visible of application process "applet" to false
repeat until visible of application process "applet" is true
end repeat
end tell
--
Sorry. Trying to be smart this late in the day is unbecoming for me.
Peter B.
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I wrote:
>I think the following can be adapted to suit your needs, and does not
>require a stay open app...
>
>Save this example as an app bundle named 'Wait'.
>
>Peter B.
>
>-----
>
>
>-- some of your script
>
>tell me to activate
>display dialog "Do it now...?" buttons {"Cancel", "Wait", "OK"} default
>button 3
>set button_pressed to button returned of result as text
>
>if button_pressed is "Wait" then
> tell application "System Events"
> set visible of application process "Wait" to false
> repeat until visible of application process "Wait" is true
> end repeat
> end tell
>end if
>
>-- resume script on dock click
>
>tell me to activate
>display dialog "Are you sure you're ready...?" buttons {"Cancel", "OK"}
>default button 2
>
>-- rest of script
>
>-----
>
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