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Re: apple script warning


  • Subject: Re: apple script warning
  • From: Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 30 Mar 2005 20:46:06 -0800

On 3/30/05 8:22 PM, "mellanie wulf" <email@hidden> wrote:

>
> I am only new to the whole apple script thing and have come across a
> problem..........
>
> I have created an apple script which:
>
> When an application opens ( Eg: Final Cut Pro) a dialogue window
> appears providing some info (Eg: "don't forget to set your scratch
> disks"). I have been successful in writing a basic script and when you
> press run from the script editor it works HOWEVER..........
>
> I would like this script to run automatically every time a specific
> application ( Eg. Final Cut Pro) opens.
>
> I have only succeeded in getting the script to start jumping around on
> the icon menu upon log in to the computer.
>
>
> If ANYONE could help me I would be so very grate-full

There are no applications I know of that are "attachable" to that extent
that you can set a script to run automatically on launch. You could have a
stay-open applet with an idle handler running every 5 seconds check System
Events to see if process "Final Cut Pro" exists and if so show the dialog
then turn "dialog" mode off until FCP disappears again, and set this applet
as a Startup file in System Preferences/Accounts/. But that's sort of tacky.

An alternative would be to get "PreFab UI Actions" from PreFab (not cheap)
<www.prefab.com/uiactions>, which is designed to do just that. Try it in
demo mode first to make sure it works with FCP.

--
Paul Berkowitz


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