Re: Quark error -35
Re: Quark error -35
- Subject: Re: Quark error -35
- From: JJ <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2001 10:48:46 +0200
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-- Script Start
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tell application "QuarkXPress 4.11"
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set fPath to (file path of document 1) as string
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end tell
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-- Script End
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If I run this script on the same Quark document twice in a row I get the
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following error:
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--> QuarkXPress 4.11 got an error: Disk some object wasn't found.
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I think Quark has unresolved problems with "paths".
However, defining a variable ("fpath") you'll never got an error.
What about your script?
Are you printing postscripts or spooling documents?
If it's so, you've got a common quark error "no such volume exists". Quark
promissed it would be solved with Quark 5. Meanwhile (if you are
"applescript-quark-printing-or-spooling documents"), you can try saving your
documents in your root level (your machine's root level).
In my HD the documents saved in "root level" appear on a random volume (I
work with 6 volumes). Then I move the documents with a folder action to my
selected location. It's surrealistic, but it does works.
I don't know about your script, but if you need enclose your document's file
path into a variable in order to (save, print...), and you do it "as
string", then you'll have to build later an alias, because you "save
(document/eps) in" or "print postscript file" alias.
And you could, too, delete every time Xpress Temporary Archive.