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Re: Preferences Model

Yes, you can use the Cocoa stuff. An AppleScript Studio application is a Cocoa application that just happens to use AppleScript instead of Objective-C or Java. I'd recommend taking a look at Scotland Software's SSPrefsController at www.scotlandsoftware.com to see if it meets your need. While you are there, check out the other sample code, as some of it makes for a lot of time saved for you.

Christopher

On Tuesday, August 5, 2003, at 08:53 PM, Steven Doyle wrote:

Hi all!

I'm stumbling around trying to implement a preferences model in my little app. I've found a couple of ideas about using a text model, but nothing really about the correct xml plist method. There seems to be some coca examples out there though..

so i was wondering if anyone has any decent examples they could share with a newbie...or is it possible to integrate the cocoa stuff i've looked at within an applescript application??

Cheers,

Steve


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