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Re: 'path to cleanup at startup folder'
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Re: 'path to cleanup at startup folder'


  • Subject: Re: 'path to cleanup at startup folder'
  • From: ehsan saffari <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 01 Feb 2002 18:55:23 -0600

On 2 Feb 2002 00:15:40, Brennan <email@hidden> wrote:

>Is there a reliable way to get at the 'cleanup at startup' folder (I'm
>thinking of something like 'path to temporary items').

'Cleanup At Startup' is not one of the special folders known to "path to"
(AS 1.3.7)

this works here:

set x to "Cleanup At Startup"
set target to (((path to startup disk) as text) & x) & ":"
set targetAlias to alias target --> alias "Booty:Cleanup At Startup:"

>If I put something in 'temporary items', there's no way I can have it
>cleaned up automatically is there?

I've been using it a lot recently, whatever is in temporary items shows
up in the trash at next reboot. When using temp items I use the name
"mytempfile" and overwrite it in subsequent uses, at reboot I always
check a bulging trash and won't have to check what mytempfile is.

cheers
ehsan


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