iBackground Scripts
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Set an AppleScript to run in the background.   Free
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iBackground Scripts... Simply drag and drop an AppleScript that has been saved as an 'Application bundle' on to this droplet. Clicking on the 'Yes' button will set your script to run in the background and will not display in the Dock. You can reverse it by clicking the 'No' button and it will no longer be a background script and will display in the Dock. If you don't see the change immediately, move the AppleScript to another location (Command+drag).

Note: When saving a script as an 'Application' on Snow Leopard it is in fact an 'Application bundle'.
What's New
Version 1.6:
  • Now multiple AppleScripts can be dropped on to this application.
  • Removed an intermittent bogus error.
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later



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ver. 1.x:
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Loukash commented on 01 Sep 2010
"41.8 MB" --> 40 KB
Vive la différence…
[Version 1.6]


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Macsweep had trouble on 26 Dec 2011
When I copy an applescript that has been made to work in the background using this tool, iBackground Scripts, from one disk to another the Finder tells me the applescript has been corrupted, and the script will no longer function.
[Version 1.6]


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Downloads:1,898
Version Downloads:743
Type:Utilities : AppleScript
License:Free
Date:31 Aug 2010
Platform:PPC 64 / PPC 32 / Intel 64 / Intel 32 / OS X
Price:Free0.00
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iBackground Scripts... Simply drag and drop an AppleScript that has been saved as an 'Application bundle' on to this droplet. Clicking on the 'Yes' button will set your script to run in the background and will not display in the Dock. You can reverse it by clicking the 'No' button and it will no longer be a background script and will display in the Dock. If you don't see the change immediately, move the AppleScript to another location (Command+drag).

Note: When saving a script as an 'Application' on Snow Leopard it is in fact an 'Application bundle'.


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