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Re: Jon's Commands
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Re: Jon's Commands


  • Subject: Re: Jon's Commands
  • From: "Stockly, Ed" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 5 Sep 2001 12:22:32 -0700

>>>Why does it have to be run-only? You need to save it as an applet to do what you want; making it run-only means that it can't ever be edited again once you close the editor.

Right, try this, open the script, compile it if it's not already and do a 'save as' select "Application" from the pop-up menu then check "Never Show Startup Screen" and make sure "Stay Open" is not checked.

FYI, the content of your compiled script has no effect on how the script editor lets you save it. As long as the script compiles the script editor doesn't care if you use Jons Commands or any other Scripting Addition or Application. If it won't compile you can only save it as text and it won't run.

And, to repeat what Michelle correctly points out, "Save as run-only" doesn't mean the script runs without user interface, that means that once you've saved it you can only run it and not ever edit it again. You probably don't want that.

HTH

ES


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