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Re: Using AppleScript Guidebook in OS X?
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Re: Using AppleScript Guidebook in OS X?


  • Subject: Re: Using AppleScript Guidebook in OS X?
  • From: Sven Ryen <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 23 Jun 2002 14:34:32 +0200

On 23.06.2002 14:20, "Sven Ryen" <email@hidden> wrote:

> Inspecting the HTML content of the files in BBEdit revealed an easy fix:
>
> Change all occurrences of "setupgoto.scr" in the html files at the top level
> of the individual books (such as "spch/spchRTOC.html") to "setupgoto.scpt",
> and you should be able (after you've manually installed them in the
> "Documentation/Help/AppleScript Guidebook" folder) to view the content of
> the Guidebooks without booting into MacOS 9.

If you have access to BBEdit, you might even want to do a search for the
following Grep expression:

(AppleScript Guidebook:scr:[^\.]*)\.scr

And replace it with:

\1\.scpt

.. on the entire "~/Library/Documentation/Help/AppleScript Guidebook"
folder, as it seems to cure most of the other script links (such as copying
to the clipboard) that the books use.

Sorry for the double-posting, but I wasn't aware of the internal links until
I tried clicking some of the inline script links.


Cheers,

Sven Ryen
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