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Re: "open location" osax question
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Re: "open location" osax question


  • Subject: Re: "open location" osax question
  • From: John Stewart <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2005 16:02:16 -0500

On 02/12/05 at -0800 Paul Berkowitz said this

>> The solution, as you've indicated, is to direct the URL to something other
>> than iTunes or to remove it from within an iTunes "tell". Using the 'my'
>> keyword would probably also work.
>
>I think John may mean
>
>    tell me to open location theURL
>
>But I seem to remember that I found once in a similar situation that that
>didn't work because it still gets compiled within an application's  tell
>block. You may need to close the iTunes tell block first, or send it out to
>a handler.


You are correct Paul, that's what I meant. I probably shouldn't write emails at 4 AM.

For what it's worth -

tell application "iTunes"
    tell me to open location "http://www.apple.com";
end tell


Works just fine on my machine.

JBS
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