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Re: Mount volume dialog
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Re: Mount volume dialog


  • Subject: Re: Mount volume dialog
  • From: Gnarlodious <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 18 May 2004 09:55:49 -0600

Entity Graff spoke thus:

> you can always just have the script look in /Volumes to see if the
> volume is mounted.

If you do, be aware there is (or may be) a bug in Finder in which
Applescript can't identify a disk unless the folder is updated first:

> If it's not there then you can take an appropriate
> action

set the otherDisk to ":Volumes:" & diskName
tell application "Finder" to if not (exists file otherDisk) then update
folder ":Volumes:" -- Bug ID #3517797

--check again


-- Gnarlie
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