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RE: Appleworks
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RE: Appleworks


  • Subject: RE: Appleworks
  • From: Ron Bishop <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2001 09:44:09 -0500

Amen!

You'll get my SoundJam MP when you pry it from my broken down hard drive -
or make iTunes AppleScriptable.

It was so Microsoftian of Apple to consume one good program and give us a
program of lesser quality (at least in terms of AppleScript support).

Is anyone scripting CD Burner? I use Toast (Scriptable), but did see there
is at least minimal script support in CD Burner.

Anyone? Anyone?

> ----------
> From: Barry Jaques
> Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2001 12:23 AM
> To: Applescript Users
> Subject: Appleworks
>
> I have reached the decision that Apple in all their wierd priorities does
> not
> provide support for scripting their own products, namely Appleworks.
> Appleworks
> was almost impossible to script before but with Appleworks 6 it is even
> more
> unpredictable.
> Unlike BBedit which is completely recordable and scriptable and even the
> enemy
> Microsoft Word which is also scriptable and I think recordable.
> Why does ASpple push Applescript but neglect to apply it to it's own
> software?
> Strange! Suicidal maybe.
> I have been trying to write a script to automate find and replace on
> several
> files. This is a piece of cake in BBedit but in Appleworks it is no go, or
> if it
> is it will be a script about 20 times larger than the bbedit script.
>
> Such is life. Thanks Apple.
>
> Barry
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