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Aligning files on the desktop
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Aligning files on the desktop


  • Subject: Aligning files on the desktop
  • From: email@hidden (Michael Slomski)
  • Date: Thu, 13 Feb 2003 16:01:48 +0100

Hello listmembers,

Can anyone tell me why the following script don't will work under OS X for
items on the desktop, but work for selected items in a window (windo must be
in symbol view). With OS 9 it will work for desktopicons as well as for
icons in windows.:

The script will align all icons up to one line (ok, it's random, which one
will be the first item in the list, but after running the script, all have
the same y value and I can move them all to the desired y-position)

best regards
Michael


property itemlist : {}
property myCount : 0
property myy : 0


tell application "Finder"
set itemlist to selection
set myCount to count of itemlist

set myPosition to position of first item of itemlist
set myy to second item of myPosition

repeat with i from 2 to myCount
set aItem to item i of itemlist
set aPosition to position of aItem

set second item of aPosition to myy
set position of aItem to aPosition


end repeat
end tell
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