Odd Behaviour
Odd Behaviour
- Subject: Odd Behaviour
- From: "Jared ''Danger'' Earle" <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 29 Sep 2002 00:27:11 +0200
Frist Psot. Be gentle...
I'm writing an AppleScript to be a URL handler[1] in AppleScript studio
and have noticed really odd behaviour. When I select my Applescript as
the helper app in IE, it selected it fine. As soon as I looked at it
funny, it switched to being "Mimic PC Monitor" from Colorsync's
scripts. This made me curse MS repeatedly so I downloaded "More
Internet Preferences" and installed that to select my script as a
protocol handler. It too switched to "Mimic PC Monitor". Next up was
Vince, the stand-alone preferences editor. It too chose "Mimic PC
Monitor" instead of my script.
So, as a last resort to test my lovely little script, I decided I would
edit "Mimic PC Monitor" and just be done with it. From then on, it uses
"Update Servers" no matter what Applescript I choose. Is MacOS X
choosing the lowest dated AppleScript instead of the one I want?
Can anyone shed some light on this before I give up on my Applescripted
ML-Donkey front-end project as worthless?
I'm running MacOS X 10.2.1 on a G4-400 AGP with the latest dev tools.
[1] for ed2k:// links
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Jared Earle, Nightfall Games, email@hidden -
http://www.23x.net
"Plurality should not be posited without SPORKs."
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