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Safari, or, really Navigator
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Safari, or, really Navigator


  • Subject: Safari, or, really Navigator
  • From: Thomas England <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 10 Jan 2003 17:49:06 -0500

Came across this handy script which grabs the name/URL of the site you are
looking at in Safari and then pastes that info into an email.
Very handy, except I still prefer Navigator/Chimera. But, alas, this script
won't do its magic there. And I can't even get Navigator to show me a
dictionary.
So, anybody know how to tell Navigator to gather the URL info so I can do
something with it?


--begin script--
tell application "Safari" to set {pageName, pageURL} to {name of window 1,
URL of document 1}

open location "mailto:"; & "?body= " & pageName & return & return & pageURL &
return & "?subject=Today's Tip From Tom"
--end script
--
Thomas S. England
Decatur GA 30030
Portfolio:
http://englandphoto.com/portfolio/
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