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Re: script in startup folder
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Re: script in startup folder


  • Subject: Re: script in startup folder
  • From: Peter Sass <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2003 13:34:34 +0200

Thank you Gary and Kai for your answers. It was of great help to me.

16/07/03 Gary wrote:

> I think you've probably unchecked that box, thereby getting the
> dialog with Quit and Run buttons.

- this did the trick.

> Best of luck with AppleScript. I hope you enjoy exploring its
> amazing potential. Recording in the Finder is good place to
> begin to reduce your mouseload.

Thank you. I also feel it will be the easiest way to learn, most fun and
useful. If I can add som loops and such to recorded scripts I feel I am on my
way.

16/07/03 Kai wrote:

> that would make my suggestions read as follows (each still
> one line):
>
> -------------------------
> tell application "Finder" to open file "Quickstart" of folder
> "Controlpanels" of folder "Systemfolder" of folder "Teknik" of startup disk
> -------------------------
> tell application "Finder" to open file "Macintosh
> HD:Teknik:Systemfolder:Controlpanels:Quickstart"
> -------------------------
> tell application "Finder" to open file (((path to "ctrl") as string)
> & "Quickstart")
> -------------------------

Thank you for those examples. I think too that a filepath is easier to read
than the 'of folder ... of folder' form. And terse is beatyful. Your examples

> tell application "Finder" to open file (((path to "ctrl") as string)
> & "Quickstart")

and

> tell application "Finder" to open file (((path to "root") as string)
> & "Teknik:Systemfolder:Controlpanels:Quickstart")

uses a method of writing pathnames that I can't find in my book (Benny Goodman:
The applescript handbook, second edition). Are there any other words than
"root" and "ctrl" that can be used in this way?

regards,
Peter
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