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Subject: Hiding ScriptingAdditions.osax
From: Gil Dawson <email@hidden>
Date: Tue, 8 Mar 2005 12:36:05 -0800

At 10:03 PM +0000 3/3/05, Jason Davies wrote:

but I don't have the scripting additions. huh. I'll start looking around
the installation disk.


That's strange.  I can't find mine, either.  Using Macos 10.3.8, I looked in
Startup Disk:Library:...
and
Startup Disk:Users:gil:Library:...

...and in neither one did I find a ScriptingAdditions folder.

I searched (Finder Command-F, Local disks, visible and invisible items, name contains...) for "StandardAdditions" and found nada.

However, it *did* show up in Script Editor 2.0->Window->Library.

Apparently it's hiding somewhere. Does anyone remember the magickal incantation to make it reveal its whereabouts?

--Gil
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