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Re: Newbie to Applescript
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Re: Newbie to Applescript


  • Subject: Re: Newbie to Applescript
  • From: vectormation <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2001 11:16:16 -0400

I don't have it, or know what it is - but from the dict you sent
I'd guess along the following lines :

tell application ""EnterNet 100"
activate
connect using configuration "blah"
end tell


replace "blah" with the name of the config you've created and saved
(however that's done...)


~Phi


>Hello, I would like to get some recommendations on which books to purchase
>for Applescript. Also, I am tring to create a script that will allow me to
>assign an F Key to launch an application called EnterNet 100, then connect
>to the internet. After a connection has been established, I would like the
>script then to launch Internet Explorer and Outlook Express. I have been
>able to launch all of the applications, but can't get it to connect. Here
>is a modified script that was created.
>
>tell application "Finder"
> activate
> select file "EnterNet 100 alias"
> open selection
> set connect to true
>end tell
>
>Here is the dictionary for EnterNet 100
>
>Connect: Attempt to start a PPP connection.
> Connect
> [Using Configuration string]
>
>ConnectState: Returns current PPP connection state
> ConnectState
> Result: small integer -- 0 = not connected, 1 = connect or disconnect
>in progress, 2 = connected
>
>Disconnect: Terminate any current PPP connection.
> Disconnect
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