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Re: Check if app exists


  • Subject: Re: Check if app exists
  • From: deivy petrescu <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 23 Sep 2007 12:15:54 -0400


On Sep 21, 2007, at 19:26, Jeremy Matthews wrote:

Tried the remaining AppleScript-based solutions...none can avoid getting the dreaded "Where is app...." dialog.
Only solution thus far seems to be using the "in terms from" or making an obj-c call...bummer


Thanks again!

-jeremy


Jeremy,
I could not understand your problem initially.
Now I do.
And the simple answer is "yes".
That is, yes, you have to use "using terms from".
The reason is, you may have growl in your machine, but if the user does not, AS has to have a way to "compile" the Growl code you put in even if the user will not have Growl present.
So, telling AS to use terms from Growl, will allow AS to compile without any problems, even in the above user's machine.
I hope this clarifies the issue, and why you have to use "using terms from".
When you posted, I thought you meant you could not get Growl to work, which I could.


Hope this helps.


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