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Re: How to "Tell" a varible name
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Re: How to "Tell" a varible name


  • Subject: Re: How to "Tell" a varible name
  • From: Shane Stanley <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 08 Feb 2001 10:15:53 +1100

On 8/2/01 9:45 AM +1000, SeaSoft Systems, email@hidden, wrote:

> It seems (to the newbie :-) like it should be a simple matter to
> target a script to an application with known creator code, which App
> is known to be up and running when the script is run, and is known to
> be the *only* application with that code that is running, but I can't
> get anything to work.

It is a simple matter, under those conditions. Just use the normal

tell application "App Name v3.5.4b3"

and it will just work, regardless of the name of the app running when it's
run.

The problems only happen f the app is _not_ already running.

--
Shane Stanley, email@hidden


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