Re: Work aroun for "say" in Portuguese language.
Re: Work aroun for "say" in Portuguese language.
- Subject: Re: Work aroun for "say" in Portuguese language.
- From: Cliff Pruitt <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 1 Aug 2004 01:13:21 -0400
On Aug 1, 2004, at 12:01 AM, email@hidden
wrote:
1) Where would you place these files?
Depending on wether or not the script was to be used by all users or
only a single user:
Macintosh HD:Library:Application Support:<Developers / Company's
Name>:<Script Name>:<File.aiff>
Macintosh HD:Users:<Users Home>:Library:Application Support:<Developers
/ Company's Name>:<Script Name>:<File.aiff>
Maybe its just personal preference, but I cant stand it when I download
software & it puts application support files in my Documents folder.
Maybe another option would be to save the script as a Bundle & call
store the audio files inside of the actual bundle itself & call them
from there. That way the user never even has to worry about them even
existing, they're always with the script. I believe you could use
'Path to Me' to easily find the initial path to the script. At least I
know that works for scripts saved as apps. Might get a little hairy
with just script files being run from another app.
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