Re: Scripting the ToolBar in OSX?
Re: Scripting the ToolBar in OSX?
- Subject: Re: Scripting the ToolBar in OSX?
- From: David Austin <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 4 Sep 2003 20:26:11 -0700
AFAIK, this cannot be scripted via the Finder. It may be possible
though if you can find an application that can edit .plist. Seems the
Property List Editor is not scriptable maybe you can find another.
Also, you'll need to be able to get alias and path data for the
folderitem.
The file you need to edit is:
com.apple.finder.plist
It is in the user/Library/Preferences folder. Carefully open it in the
Property List editor application. Click the Root / Toolbaritems arrows,
then one of the numbered list items and filedata. This is the entry for
the toolbar item.
What would be needed is an OSAX that does this.
Good luck.
--
Austin
On Thursday, September 4, 2003, at 02:09 PM, Vic Piercy wrote:
Does anyone know if you can script adding an alias to the toolbar of a
window? I would like Applescript to automatically add an alias
shortcut to
my toolbar of the current folder that I am working in. Any info would
help.
Thank You!
Vic Piercy
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