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File Not Found in TB2 Scripts Folder
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File Not Found in TB2 Scripts Folder


  • Subject: File Not Found in TB2 Scripts Folder
  • From: Mickey <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 25 Apr 2002 07:37:16 -0700

I've been using Timbuktu 5.2.x on Mac OS 8.6 for years and after upgrading to OS 9.2.2, when I try to use
the script to "Update Local Files", I get an error saying that the AppleScript library "(File Synch Library)" may be missing from the Timbuktu Scripts folder -- but it is there.

I know there were some differences in AppleScript between 8.6 and 9.2.2 and so I opened each script, made minor changes and resaved each, hoping to recompile them under 9.2.2 and make this work. I still get the same error.

Any ideas how to make this work? The 9.2.2 installation has AppleScript 1.7.

Here's the opening code that's supposed to open the "(File Synch Library)" file.

try
set fileSyncLib to (load script file ":Timbuktu Scripts:(File Synch Library)")
-- set fileSyncLib to (load script file "(File Synch Library)")
on error errorMessage number errorNumber
if errorNumber = -43 then
set errorMessage to errorMessage & return & return & "The file (File Synch Library) may be missing from the Timbuktu Scripts folder."
end if
error errorMessage number errorNumber
end try
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