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re: Way to determine if on 10.0.4?
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re: Way to determine if on 10.0.4?


  • Subject: re: Way to determine if on 10.0.4?
  • From: Charles Arthur <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 2 May 2002 19:10:01 +0100

On Thu, 2 May 2002 11:33:08 EDT, email@hidden wrote:

>I've got an Applescript app that works great on all versions of Mac OS X
>except 10.0.4. Is there a way I can check and see, via Applescript, that
>the user is on this version of the OS and skip some lines of code?
>
>I've got some code that uses the OSX PowerAddOns.osax scripting addition,
>which works great except on OS 10.0.4. On 10.0.4, I get an error:
>
>" Can't continue <<event netcdcon>> "
>
>I'm using that Scripting Addition to call a unix shell command.

Finder dictionary - version.


tell application "Finder" to set theversion to version

--> "10.1.4"

>As a backup plan, is there any documented proof anywhere that I can point
>my client to that shows that hardly anyone is on 10.0.4 anymore?

Depends if anyone of those who might get the script is. Better to find
means to avoid them elegantly.


best
Charles

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