... and I was wondering what the best way to save an AppleScript
would be to use it? I'm leaning towards saving it as an
application, with the "Run Only" box checked, but I was wondering
what you and others on the list think. Any gotcha's I should
watch out for?
As per Michelle Steiner, saving the file as 'Run only' will prevent
future editing.
However, you can save the code as a script and / or application
(without check marking the 'Run only' check box) for future
editing; but, then also save a copy as 'Run only' for placement on
the Macs of others. This way, the others can not see and / or edit
the applet's code; yet, you can edit your (scrip or application)
copy if and when needed.
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Hi,
Thanks to both of you for your replies. I tried saving the script
as both an application, and a script, but every time I go to try to
select it in WGM to use it as a login hook, it is gray, and can not
be selected. I have tried selecting one that I have saved just as a
script, and I can select that one, but when I log in as a networked
user to test it, it doesn't run. Any idea what am I missing?
