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Re: Run-Only script in OSX 10.2.6
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Re: Run-Only script in OSX 10.2.6


  • Subject: Re: Run-Only script in OSX 10.2.6
  • From: Jon Arntzen <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 13 May 2003 22:00:21 +0100

Thanks Paul

I was wondering if it was my machine, but I was hoping to avoid doing a reinstall (I just did one recently).

On Tuesday, May 13, 2003, at 08:07 pm, Paul Berkowitz wrote:

On 5/13/03 11:38 AM, "Arntzen, Jon W" <email@hidden> wrote:

I am trying to write a script that needs to be run-only (it contains a
password I do not want everyone to see) , and should ideally be saved as an
application. I am running OSX 10.2.6. The problem is that even the simplest
scripts saved in this way comes up with error -1344. Has anyone else
experienced this?

When does it display this error? When you try to save the script as a
Run-Only Application, or when you subsequently try to run it? And where are
you saving it? In Script Editor 1.9, or the new beta Script Editor 2.0, or
another editor?


The error appears when running the compiled application.
I am using 1.9 (maybe I should try 2.0 beta, but ADC does not seem to let you download it anymore)

You should be saving a copy as run-only, of course, or you'll never be able
to get your script's source back again.

1. Can you compile the script OK before saving? (Check Syntax?)


Yes

2. Can you save a copy of the script as a regular Application (not
run-only)?


Yes

3. Can you save a copy of the script as a run-only Application?


Yes


If the answer to any of these is No, there's something wrong. If the answer
to Q1 is no, there's something wrong with your script - what is your script?
If the answer to Q1 is yes, and the answer to Q2 or Q3 is No, there's
something wrong with your installation of either Script Editor or
AppleScript. Try it in Smile. Repair disk permissions. If neither of these
helps, it's AppleScript, and you'll have to do a clean install of OS 10.2
and combo upgrade to 10.2.6.



I tried running the compiled application on a different system (10.2.5) but got the same error.

--
Paul Berkowitz
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