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Re: Automatically sending an attachment using Apple Mail.

Subject: Re: Automatically sending an attachment using Apple Mail.
From: Wayne Melrose <email@hidden>
Date: Thu, 15 Feb 2007 14:10:48 +0100
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On 15. feb. 2007, at 14.01, Rich Green wrote:

My app generates a file, with a name that is different each time. I'm want to be able to send this file as an attachment to an email, using Apple Mail.

--I can create the name of the file using:
set theAttachment1 to rtfName & ".rtfd"

--The file is always generated on the desktop, so I thought I would be able to create a full reference to it by :
set theAttachment to "~/Desktop/" & theAttachment1

First place to start would be adding "as alias"

set theAttachment to "MacHD:Users:Me:Desktop:" & theAttachment1 as alias

and using the apple path, not POSIX path

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