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  • Subject: Re: AppleScript & HTML Again...
  • From: Walter Ian Kaye <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 23:11:47 -0800

At 04:10p -0600 03/24/2004, Peter Bunn didst inscribe upon an electronic papyrus:

Earlier today, Walter Ian Kaye wrote:

>Umm... why use a lame UI (Web browser) when you could
>instead make a proper Mac UI using FaceSpan or AS Studio?

The simplest, most direct answer is that I don't know a word or line of
either.

B-b-b-but... they allow you to create UIs using AppleScript!
FaceSpan is a billion times easier than AS Studio (but it's not free).
(Based on PB; I don't have Panther so don't know how Xcode compares.)

The more oblique answer is that HTML, Javascript and AppleScript may be
more accessible to a 'typical' user... but this may not be the case.

As I say, FS and AS_S use AppleScript.

Beyond that, I always thought it would be cool to go to a home page (or a
bookmarked page) and have all kinda local functionality.

I guess you have to like browsers. I think they suck, UI-wise.
Give me a real Mac interface with real Mac behaviors. :)


-boo
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