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Re: Scripts no longer work in 9.2.2
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Re: Scripts no longer work in 9.2.2


  • Subject: Re: Scripts no longer work in 9.2.2
  • From: Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 06 Dec 2001 06:57:15 -0800

I believe that it was announced that in AS 1.7 those "special" Finder
folders - except for desktop and trash - were deprecated, and that you need
to use the equivalents from 'path to' Standard Addition. The advantage is
that 'path to' now works bug-free in Finder tell blocks, I believe. I'm sure
the correct details will be at AppleScript SourceBook.

--
Paul Berkowitz

> From: "Palmer, Will" <email@hidden>
> Date: Thu, 6 Dec 2001 09:40:29 -0500
> To: "'email@hidden'" <email@hidden>
> Subject: RE: Scripts no longer work in 9.2.2
>
> Many of my scripts that refer to "constant" folders (i.e. System,
> Extensions, etc) no longer work. I get this error "Finder got an error: File
> extensions folder wasn't found."
>
>> From this code:
> tell application "Finder"
> set infodate3 to get (info for extensions folder) as record
> end tell
>
> Maybe I was never doing it correctly, but it worked. Any help or suggestions
> would be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> William R. Palmer III
> Prepress Technician
> email@hidden
> CRC Press, LLC
> 3848 FAU Blvd, Suite 310
> Boca Raton, FL 33431
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> http://www.crcpress.com/
>
>> ----------
>> From: Landis
>> Sent: Thursday, December 6, 2001 1:37 AM
>> To: email@hidden
>> Subject: Scripts no longer work in 9.2...
>>
>> I'm relatively new to scripting and have only developed on my
>> PowerBook G3 with OS 9.1 and AppleScript 1.6. Now that I've got the
>> scripts, I need to do lots of processing of images and such and
>> needed a faster computer with a bigger hard drive. I just got the
>> PowerMac G4 867 which came with OS 9.2.1 (updated to 9.2.2 today) and
>> AppleScript 1.6.
>>
>> The problem is my scripts don't seem to be working at all anymore.
>> I've had some major issues so far (including one where the Apple Tech
>> Support told me to do a reformat with zeroing all data). So today
>> I've got everything brand new and clean. Only installed Smile 1.8.4,
>> and really can't get things to work right. Scripts are a bit more
>> picky now (apparently I forgot a couple "as alias" references that
>> ran on my G3), and are crashing for no reason that I can figure.
>>
>> Is there anything that is known about this? Shouldn't a script that
>> works in OS 9.1 work the same in OS 9.2.2 since I'm still using
>> AppleScript 1.6? Smile seems to be giving me serious issues (program
>> crashes, defaults to the intro worksheet even though I've deleted it,
>> doesn't recognize the desktop).
>>
>> Could I maybe have a lemon computer? What am I doing wrong? Dang
>> computer is the coolest I've ever had, but seems to be giving me
>> problems all over... (Don't even get me started on my OS X experience
>> - see numerous posts to that discussion list)
>>
>> As usual thanks for any and all help anyone might have. This is by
>> far the most helpful list I've ever been on.
>>
>> Landis
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