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Re: Sending a message via Program Linking
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Re: Sending a message via Program Linking


  • Subject: Re: Sending a message via Program Linking
  • From: Simon Topliss <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 05 Dec 2000 09:13:33 +0000

Does any one have any info on an application called "Acme Message Window". I
think that's what Geoff is referring to. Their web site www.acmetech.com
isn't responding. If it's shareware can some kind sole send my it privately
(if that's legal?).

Simon

On 4/12/00 11:26 pm, "Geoff Graham" <email@hidden> wrote:

> At 1:23 PM -0800 12/4/00, email@hidden wrote:
>> No, you can't tell the Finder of the remote mac to display dialog because
>> display dialog is part of the standard additions osax and you can't tell
>> something that's not running to do anything.
>
> The standard additions are available to the remote Finder. They all work
> except for Display dialog, I'm guessing because they assume no one is there to
> dismiss a modal dialog. But you can do these things over AppleTalk:
>
> tell application "Finder" of machine "kakapo"
> activate
> say "Important message waiting"
> name of startup disk
> set atemp to the result
> set mylaunch to (atemp & ":" & "messagetemp.txt") as string
> set x to open for access file mylaunch with write permission
> set eof of x to 0
> write "This is an Important mesage..." to x
> close access x
> open file mylaunch
> end tell
>
> there is also an app called "Message Window", that is made for your purpose,
> but you would have to plant it on the target machine. As to weather you could
> plant it via remote script, I haven't tried. As far as something needing to be
> open first, in the above example i create a file, but you could target an
> existing app (but not write over it ;-) and open it instead, and then send
> commands to it.
>
> geoff
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