Re: URL Access Scripting (OSX) starts Classic unwanted
Re: URL Access Scripting (OSX) starts Classic unwanted
- Subject: Re: URL Access Scripting (OSX) starts Classic unwanted
- From: Hans Schoenmaker <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 11 Jul 2003 12:08:42 +0200
This seems to do the trick...
Only changing it back after reloggin don't work...
THNX
On vrijdag, jul 11, 2003, at 10:58 Europe/Amsterdam, John Delacour
wrote:
At 10:22 am +0200 11/7/03, Hans Schoenmaker wrote:
Where > tell application "URL Access Scripting" , is liked to the OS
10.2.6 URL Acces Scripting.app
Why is this happening?
Looks like the Script uses the "URL Access Scripting" of os9.2
Even when URL Access Scripting is renamed to something else it still
does!
What is wrong here?
See what you get as the result of this:
tell app "Finder" to application file id "uasc" as string
Then replace the name "URL Access Scripting" with the full path:
tell app "dx2:System:Library:ScriptingAdditions:URL Access
Scripting.app:"
....
That might sort the problem out for good. Try logging out after this
and then trying again with just the app name.
JD
PS. Instead of tell application (path to frontmost application as
text) you can just say 'tell me....'
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