24U Appearance OSAX
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AppleScript scripting addition.   Shareware ($39.00)
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24U Appearance OSAX is an AppleScript scripting addition for easily adding advanced user interaction to any AppleScript script. It extends the AppleScript functions by adding easy-to-use commands to post notifications, display enhanced Appearance alerts, floating message windows, floating progress indicators, and even better dialogs. This scripting addition offers better user interaction without hours of learning. It allows AppleScript to communicate with the user in more ways than those offered by StandardAdditions, while preserving maximum easiness of use. 24U Appearance OSAX can be used in
What's New
Version 4.0:
  • Custom icons from image files in better dialog
  • Unlimited number of buttons in better dialogs
  • Better behavior inside AppleScript Editor
  • Intel universal binary with native support for Cocoa and 64bit environment
  • Works natively on Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard and OS X 10.7 Lion
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later






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Zapp Brannigan commented on 21 Jul 2011
v3.1 does not work with Lion and the developer has been contacted.
[Version 3.1]

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24U s.r.o. (developer) replied on 14 Feb 2012
version 4.0 for Snow Leopard and Lion has been released.
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Kosovar1 reviewed on 26 Dec 2009
This is the worst of the worst. It got installed somehow when I installed TrashIt 4.0. TrashIt works fine, but this 24U Appearance OSAX things causes disturbances and unwanted popups in several other applications as an error notification. I don't know how to get rid of it. The installer has no uninstaller and I wasted a lot of time combing through the devlopers website trying to find out how to uninstall all it's parts. How can a free utility (TrashIt!) include a component that has to be paid for, and worse really hard to get rid of? Why isn't thera ny mention of how to uninstall it or why didn't the developer include an uninstaller? I think that's kind of arrogant.
[Version 3.1]

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Zapp Brannigan replied on 29 Jan 2010
YOu can find the 24U OSAX in your Home folder / Library / Scripting Additions. Other applications put their versions of an OSAX in there also, so you might want to clean house. Just be careful with what you remove as some apps won't work without them!
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24U s.r.o. (developer) replied on 14 Feb 2012
We're sorry for your inconvenience. Unfortunately this is TrashIt's developer's responsibility. However, I appreciate you bringing it to our attention.
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Downloads:5,219
Version Downloads:299
Type:Utilities : AppleScript
License:Shareware
Date:13 Feb 2012
Platform:Intel 32 / OS X
Price: $39.00
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24U Appearance OSAX is an AppleScript scripting addition for easily adding advanced user interaction to any AppleScript script. It extends the AppleScript functions by adding easy-to-use commands to post notifications, display enhanced Appearance alerts, floating message windows, floating progress indicators, and even better dialogs. This scripting addition offers better user interaction without hours of learning. It allows AppleScript to communicate with the user in more ways than those offered by StandardAdditions, while preserving maximum easiness of use. 24U Appearance OSAX can be used in lengthy AppleScript script to indicate progress to the user. Scripts that need to ask user for some data or decision can use it to display nice looking dialogs with a lot of different fields and options. Scripts running in background, such as maintenance and installation scripts, folder actions, or Unix shell scripts, can use AppleScript to display messages in floating windows or post standard system notifications. Automator workflows can use the included automator actions to indicate progress using nice looking floating progress bars.


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