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Script Ex X is a bundle of AppleScript examples designed as an introductory to AppleScript for Mac OS X.
What's New
Version 0.2:
- All applications are now Universal
- Added Application Run Timer
- Added iChat Away Message Switcher
- Added How to Change Terminal Colors
- Added How to Execute a Command in Terminal
- Added How to Move a File to a Folder
- Added How to Display Your Computers Uptime
- Added How to Show Dashboard (Tiger Only)
- Added How to Change DVD App's Status Bar Colors
- Version 0.1:
- Lots of minor explanation mistakes
- Fake iTunes updated for version 4.9
- A few minor spelling mistakes
Version 0.2:
- All applications are now Universal
- Added Application Run Timer
- Added iChat Away Message Switcher
- Added How to Change Terminal Colors
- Added How to Execute a Command in Terminal
- Added How to Move a File to a Folder
- Added How to Display Your Computers Uptime
- Added How to Show Dashboard (Tiger Only)
- Added How to Change DVD App's Status Bar more...
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.1 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.1 or later.
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Script Ex X User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:10,120 |
| Version Downloads:8,173 |
| Type:Utilities : AppleScript |
| License:Free |
| Date:15 Jul 2006 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Script Ex X is a bundle of AppleScript examples designed as an introductory to AppleScript for Mac OS X.
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Anonymous reviewed on 15 Jul 2005
• Example of how to move a folder or file
• How to open a file that is not on the desktop
• Open multiple files at the same time
• Three ways to open an application or folder
• Open Activity Monitor will open a helpful application called Activity Monitor which tells you
• CPU info and RAM info and other sys info.
• Fake iTunes is a joke script which will open iTunes then close it.
what i don't understand is why the installer seems to just 'install' a .zip file which then needs to be expanded - why do i need an installer to do that when i could have just dragged and dropped the zip file to wherever i want it?
and why does the installer create a library folder with the package receipt in the same folder as the .zip file? unless it is so i can easily delete it at the same time as the scripts?