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Addressing an app that may or may not exists (without alerting user)



I have added support for Growl into my script and would like it simply
to be used if the user happens to have it installed. I have it in a
try block that does nothing on error. However the problem I have is
that it the system asks to locate the GrowlHelper application I am
addressing when it can't find it instead of simply failing silently.
Is there a way to write this so that it will not ever ask the user
where this application is?

Thanks,
Sean

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Sean P. Kane                                                          
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