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Re: Creator Types in OS X...
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Re: Creator Types in OS X...


  • Subject: Re: Creator Types in OS X...
  • From: Peter Bunn <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 18 Jul 2002 14:20:34 -0500

Yesterday, Chris Espinosa wrote:

>On Mac OS X, most applications have a "bundle identifier" that you can
>use instead of the creator type, e.g.

tell application "Finder"
get application file id
"com.apple.mail"
end tell

--> application file "Mail.app" of folder
"Applications" of startup
disk of application "Finder"

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But it wasn't clear how to obtain a bundle identifier for a given app...
that is, if "com.apple.mail" is a bundle identifier, how does one
determine it in order to use it?

Could you please clarify?

Many Thanks.

Peter B.

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