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Re: Process all files in a folder?
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Re: Process all files in a folder?


  • Subject: Re: Process all files in a folder?
  • From: Rachel <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 07 Sep 2001 08:47:56 -0600

Yes! that is what I wanted.
I was reading another post which stated that AppleScript is a hard language
to learn, as a seasoned user of 3 other programming languages I agree.
I am sure there is a payoff eventually with extreme flexibility but the
learning is hard.
Michelle:
I have been trying to go to http://michelle.org/ for a while but no
success, what's up with that site?

Rachel

Entity Michelle Steiner spoke thus:

> On 9/7/01 7:11 AM, Rachel <email@hidden> wrote:
>
>> The variable "doFile" seems to be known to TexEdit but I get the message
>> "can't find file filename" even when it knows the filename!
>> What am I doing wrong?
>
> You're providing only the file name; you have to provide the full
> pathname or an alias. So, instead of this line:
>
> set doFile to the name of file bar of foo
>
> Try this line:
>
> set doFile to file bar of foo
>
> --Michelle


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