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Re: Appleworks.


  • Subject: Re: Appleworks.
  • From: Mr Tea <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 20 Oct 2004 08:34:06 +0100

This from Bruce Robertson - dated 19/10/04 9·21 pm:

> Hm, what is the point of this? If it's still a text document it's still a
> text document. You could just change the creator code if that's all you want
> to do.

... and this from Malcolm Fitzgerald - dated 20/10/04 1·01 am:

> However, if you are saving as text you hardly need to bother with
> Appleworks. You may use standard additions to read and write text files.

Well now, if Ruby needs to use Appleworks, then let it be. I know it's not
very fashionable at the moment, but it's been around (and scriptable) for a
long time. Perhaps it's part of an established workflow. Perhaps the
original poster already has a bunch of scripts that do stuff with the
contents of an AppleWorks document and doesn't need the heartache of trying
to re-write them for TextEdit.

Let's be helpful here, rather than judgemental.

:-)



Nick
pp Mr Tea

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