A script workss the same in eeither. I suggest you join and ask the script
question in this mailing list:
applescript-us...@lists.apple.com
On Mon, 7 Jun 2021, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
> OK yes, but there is still a need for scripting to work consistently.
> Best
ourse one can always add commanders, but
>> these end up being limited in the keys you can use.
>> I know that with Automator one can create "quick actions" and then assign
>> keyboard commands to them in system preferences
>> So I fired up the automator tool, cre
em preferences
> So I fired up the automator tool, created a new quick action automation with
> just a do AppleScript in it.
> I then added in the AppleScript area the following code:
> on run
> tell application "VoiceOver"
> tell commander
>
that with Automator one can create "quick actions" and then assign
keyboard commands to them in system preferences
So I fired up the automator tool, created a new quick action automation with
just a do AppleScript in it.
I then added in the AppleScript area the following co
The other day while looking at the trackpad preferences, I saw there
is a battery status item. So that leads to the question, is there an
Applescript for this, perhaps that could even be added to the code for
the Mac battery?
From E.T.'s Keyboard. . .
"God for you is where you
Music so I can make sure everything gets filled out correctly,. If I remember correctly, you are using this for presentation purposes, so you might want some other functions available, perhaps pause at end of current song? Or maybe even the simpletell Application "iTunes" to playIf anybody wa
le Music so I can make sure everything gets
> filled out correctly,.
>
> If I remember correctly, you are using this for presentation purposes, so you
> might want some other functions available, perhaps pause at end of current
> song? Or maybe even the simple
>
> tell App
rposes, so
you might want some other functions available, perhaps pause at end of
current song? Or maybe even the simple
tell Application "iTunes" to play
If anybody wants to explore the AppleScript handlers I would be glad to
discuss.
Best Wishes,
Jonathan
On 26 April 2017 at 1
I would prefer just having VO read out the song and artist. No dialogue needed.
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> On Apr 25, 2017, at 1:27 PM, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
>
> I'm not quite sure what you're asking here. Do you want the dialogue or did
> you want the outpu
I'm not quite sure what you're asking here. Do you want the dialogue or did
you want the output would you want to be able to have a choose?
On Tue, Apr 25, 2017 at 3:02 PM Des Delgadillo
wrote:
> Thanks again for this.
> I’ve got it set up to work with a VO hot key, but how can I get it to
> disp
Thanks again for this.
I’ve got it set up to work with a VO hot key, but how can I get it to display
in a dialog box or to just read out the next song?
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> On Apr 24, 2017, at 6:57 PM, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
>
> If you put the script i
If you put the script into script editor and click play you should get a dialog
asking you to launch System Preferences.
You need to go into the Security and Privacy panel then click on Privacy.
In the Privacy tab is a table where one of the items is accessibility. You
should see in the othe
Hi Jonathan,
Sorry for the delay in responding.
Thank you for the script. Getting the song information in a dialogue box would
be fine, it would even be ok if VO just read out the song title without
displaying a dialogue.
I have limited scripting knowledge but I will try to run this script today.
I have a preliminary version of this script working using the Accessibility
API. What this means is that an administrator needs to authorize either the
script editor application or an application created from the script in order
for this script to run.
Right now I have it use VoiceOver to speak
Hey Tim,
That was my thought Also,
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To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Applescript
Hi,
When you originally
nuary 2017 10:41 AM
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Subject: Re: Applescript
Hi,
It sounds like your MacOS is not recognizing that your new keyboard has a left
and right option key. It may be the keyboard's fault, in that the left and
right option keys are sent as exactly the same key-s
, AB Canada
On Jan 22, 2017, at 14:13, E.T. wrote:
Not sure what has happened except that some gremlins may have moved in.
Now its Applescript. Though scripts are in the right folder, keyboard
commander is enabled, when I press right option key (as set in preferences) and
a letter such
>
> Tim Kilburn
> Fort McMurray, AB Canada
>
> On Jan 22, 2017, at 14:13, E.T. wrote:
>
> Not sure what has happened except that some gremlins may have moved in.
>
> Now its Applescript. Though scripts are in the right folder, keyboard
> commander is enabled, w
e gremlins may have moved in.
Now its Applescript. Though scripts are in the right folder, keyboard
commander is enabled, when I press right option key (as set in preferences) and
a letter such as b or t, the script is not executed. Must be one setting I am
overlooking. What may it be? Thanks.
F
w its Applescript. Though scripts are in the right folder, keyboard
commander is enabled, when I press right option key (as set in preferences) and
a letter such as b or t, the script is not executed. Must be one setting I am
overlooking. What may it be? Thanks.
>From E.T.'s Keyboard. . .
I
Not sure what has happened except that some gremlins may have moved in.
Now its Applescript. Though scripts are in the right folder,
keyboard commander is enabled, when I press right option key (as set in
preferences) and a letter such as b or t, the script is not executed.
Must be one
Thanks. I will start there.
> On Aug 15, 2016, at 10:29 AM, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
>
> Larry,
>
> If you start up Script Editor on your macintosh, than under the help area is
> an AppleScript guide.
> Essentially you send messages to an application and they will send bac
Larry,
If you start up Script Editor on your macintosh, than under the help area
is an AppleScript guide.
Essentially you send messages to an application and they will send back
replies that can then be stored in variables. In the more recent Apple OS's
you can also use JavaScript for the
Are there resources you would recommend for learning AppleScript? I think that
is the next step in my education if I want to become as efficient with the Mac
as I was with Windows. As for my search for sanity. I think I have abandoned
that.
Larry Thacker Jr.
http://www.lionsrealm.net <h
han Cohn
> On 10 May 2016, at 21:03, Brandon A. Olivares
> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I’m trying to use Applescript to enter the voiceover find dialog (vo-f),
> enter some text, and then hit return to try to find that text.
>
> I can’t seem to figure it out. With syst
Hello,
I’m trying to use Applescript to enter the voiceover find dialog (vo-f), enter
some text, and then hit return to try to find that text.
I can’t seem to figure it out. With system events, I successfully got the
voiceover dialog up, but can’t search for anything.
I need to search for the
ist
>>>>> get the class of item 1 of anitem
>>>>> end repeat
>>>>> end tell
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> and received the results:
>>>>> tell application "Pages"
>>>>
; tell application "Pages"
>>>> get window 1
>>>> --> window id 888
>>>> get every document of window id 888
>>>> --> document id "018F988E-C58F-43F2-BD69-9567F7F9FEE7"
>>>> count document id "
l application "Pages"
>>> get window 1
>>> --> window id 888
>>> get every document of window id 888
>>> --> document id "018F988E-C58F-43F2-BD69-9567F7F9FEE7"
>>> count document id "018F988E-C58F-43F2-BD69
18F988E-C58F-43F2-BD69-9567F7F9FEE7"
>>--> 1
>>get class of item 1 of item 1 of document id
>> "018F988E-C58F-43F2-BD69-9567F7F9FEE7"
>>--> document
>> end tell
>> Result:
>> document
>>
>>> On Feb 22, 2
--> document id "018F988E-C58F-43F2-BD69-9567F7F9FEE7"
> count document id "018F988E-C58F-43F2-BD69-9567F7F9FEE7"
> --> 1
> get class of item 1 of item 1 of document id
> "018F988E-C58F-43F2-BD69-9567F7F9FEE7"
>
-BD69-9567F7F9FEE7"
--> 1
get class of item 1 of item 1 of document id
"018F988E-C58F-43F2-BD69-9567F7F9FEE7"
--> document
end tell
Result:
document
> On Feb 22, 2016, at 21:04, Alex Hall wrote:
>
> Hey list,
> Anyone else out t
u need to read less of it.
>> On Feb 23, 2016, at 00:40, John Ylioja wrote:
>>
>> I've looked at AppleScript a little, but am unsure if there is an efficient
>> way to read the library documentation to find available functions. I'm
>> planning to read some of
g. In short, there's no easier
way to navigate the documentation, but it gets easier to deal with and you'll
find you need to read less of it.
> On Feb 23, 2016, at 00:40, John Ylioja wrote:
>
> I've looked at AppleScript a little, but am unsure if there is an efficie
I've looked at AppleScript a little, but am unsure if there is an
efficient way to read the library documentation to find available
functions. I'm planning to read some of a book I got from Bookshare on
AppleScript to learn the basics before I get too complex with it. I
found I ca
Hey list,
Anyone else out there who plays with AppleScript, I'd love your help. I'm
trying to help someone automate the completion of some long forms in Pages, and
I know how I'm going to do it. The problem is that even the simplest script
errors out with "Pages got an error
Good day,
I just finished a test version of an AppleScript application that appears to
close the preview pane on Mail message viewers when run in the current version
of Yosemite. This application requires that you permit it to access UI actions
which must be done as an administrator.
There
Indeed there is. I don't like having to open System Preferences just to do
this, and I hoped there would be a cleaner way. After all, if you're going to
run a script that has to open the Time Machine preference pane anyway, it's
little different from opening and reading the pane yourself, at lea
TimeMachine uses the System Preference pane to control it, and there is useful
information in the system control pane like Disk size and backup status.
So we could probably find the “id” string of the time machine preference panel,
and then go from there. I know I saw a script in the UI Element
tle to no
> TM information is available to AppleScript, unfortunately. I just had a look
> in Safari's scripting dictionary, and downloads aren't mentioned once, so it
> looks like a script couldn't access that information either.
>> On Feb 28, 2015, at 8:01 AM, E
Time Machine is something I looked into, but it turned out that little to no TM
information is available to AppleScript, unfortunately. I just had a look in
Safari's scripting dictionary, and downloads aren't mentioned once, so it looks
like a script couldn't access that inf
> Hi guys:
I am beginning to see the advantages of learning Apple script, or, if I find it
too technical for me, cheering on someone else with those skills. I definitely
cheer you on, Alex, for having given me my favorite ones, checking the time and
date and checking battery status. I would lik
I have tried to follow the various discussions about Applescript but
may have missed the answer. I do not plan to be a heavy Applescripter
but would be interested in a simple and basic giide for the use of
proper syntax, commands and so on as a reference.
Now that I have some of the
I do not routinely use trackpad commander but unless I am mistaken I
understand this command to be a command to read a page?
Actually the way I use my mac I normally sit about 10feet away from it
in an armchair with headphones and keyboard and never use a trackpad so
I will have to try it out b
I would be interested in scripting for apple also
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On Behalf Of Daniela Rubio
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2015 07:51
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Applescript to double click at voiceover cursor
Rubio T
iPhone: +34662328507
> El 27/2/2015, a las 14:29, Donna Goodin escribió:
>
> Thanks for sharing, Jonathan, this will be really handy. And I, for one,
> would be interested in the call to discuss AppleScript. I've always wanted
> to learn it, but figuring ou
Well, there might be issues with Rich Text / HTML e-mails. But in general you
would want to use the text object of the current object. basically if you
change the text
I know that the Text object provides paragraph and sentence access, but I am
not sure about line numbers. If you bring up the l
Thanks for sharing, Jonathan, this will be really handy. And I, for one, would
be interested in the call to discuss AppleScript. I've always wanted to learn
it, but figuring out how to get started seems sort of daunting.
Cheers,
Donna
> On Feb 26, 2015, at 10:03 PM, Jonathan C Coh
Did you try a three finger swipe up and down when interacted with the e-mail
content?
Jürgen
> Am 27.02.2015 um 13:59 schrieb David Griffith :
>
> I guess I should set this up as a project for myself but I know nothing about
> Applescripts.
>
> One of the really frustrating things for me is the
I guess I should set this up as a project for myself but I know nothing
about Applescripts.
One of the really frustrating things for me is the lack of a page down
or up command which can work in Mail Messages. This means that in really
long text email messages, for example in a mail digest the
A big thanks to Jonathan for this script. It helped me in two ways: Firstly I
can perform a „real“ double mouse click now. I experienced issues sometimes
using VO + Shift + Space twice under certain conditions. It sometimes simply
didn’t work and I had to switch off Trackpad Commander to perform
, and I have only tested it in
about 3 places so your experience are welcome.
Also, for anybody interested I might attempt to create a call in to discuss
AppleScript starting from a beginner perspective.
use application "VoiceOver"
tell commander
perform command "move m
I’ve come to this script late. I would like to know what the “package” is and
if it is geared towards teaching apple script creation? I’m an old Cobol, RPG,
Bal, Pascal, APL, Basic etc … programmer from way back and wouldn’t mind
getting back into it for the odd script writing need.
thanks
> On
My brain is an old sponge, not so plastic any more. It was too much
information to absorb at one time but now that its working, its good. I
will be moving on to a couple other scripts and see what I can do with them.
Thanks for putting this together with all the scripts.
From The Believe
Glad you got it working, and sorry I didn't think to check that all the scripts
were together. Note that a warning about exactly this problem is already in the
Readme file. I'll paste it here:
##Q: None of the scripts are working! What is going on?
A: The most likely cause is that you have separ
Alex,
I think this topic got sidetracked. Well I did resolve my issue. To
be honest, while your readme was very informative. what would have been
helpful to me new to Applecript would have been an outline of the steps
necessary.
The missing step was to put the utilities.scpt and getInfo
If we're still talking about Talking Dashboard, I know it works since I use it
all the time. Have you modified the script in any way at all? Do other
commanders work?
> On Feb 25, 2015, at 6:17 PM, Jonathan C Cohn wrote:
>
> Send me a copy of the script and I can give it a try.
>
> Is output
Send me a copy of the script and I can give it a try.
Is output using the output command or the say command? Or perhaps the code from
the Apple version was taken, which checks if VoiceOVer is running and also
makes sure that applescripts can control voiceover. in any case the first thing
to do
Hi!
I have the same problem.
THe voiceover date and time script does not work.
Not even my right command v for muting speech.
That is not a script though.
/A
> 25 feb 2015 kl. 20:21 skrev The Believer :
>
> Using scripts from the Talking Dashboard, placed in ~/Library/Scripts.
> Unedited as I a
Using scripts from the Talking Dashboard, placed in
~/Library/Scripts. Unedited as I am not able to get these to work after
pointing the Keyboard commander to the script in its folder. So its not
the script itself. Default modifier key is right option.
For example, the date and time scri
Sent from my iPhone
> On Jan 9, 2015, at 11:51 AM, Anne Robertson wrote:
>
> Hello Alex,
>
> VO users have always been able to set paragraph styles in Pages, the problem
> is setting short cuts and this is still broken in the latest release.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Anne
>
>
>> On 8 Jan 2015, at
racks from their native format to ogg. I know that
Xld does have the command line tool for this? What I am wondering is can you
call a command line operation from an Applescrippt file or do you have to do
command line stuff separately/ Also where is there a good example base for
Applesc
The core services in OS X might be able to handle this; have a look in
Automator, and on applevis.com for my guide on how to do it. If you do need the
command line, and you want to use AppleScript, just use the "so shell script"
command.
> On Dec 25, 2014, at 9:40 AM, Scott
Applescrippt file or do you have to do
command line stuff separately/ Also where is there a good example base for
Applescript?
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The only script I have is an alert to tell me a file has been added to my
Downloads folder. All you get is a yes button and a no button, nothing to type
in this dialogue. Sorry can't help.
> On 24 Oct 2014, at 08:11, Nicholas Parsons
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>
> Christopher, do you not have the problem with t
Christopher, do you not have the problem with text echo when typing in the
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I can confirm the first problem on my late 2011 Macbook Pro 13.
> On 24 Oct 2014, at 02:09, Nicholas Parsons
> wrote:
>
> I’ve noticed a couple of bugs with VoiceOver and AppleScript dialog boxes
> since upgrading to Yosemite, and am interested whether anyone else has
> noti
Okay, thanks, Ray. Given that it doesn’t seem to be some problem unique to my
scripts, I’ll report it to Apple Accessibility. For the record, I should note
that I have been experiencing this on my 2011 iMac 16GB RAM quad core i5 and my
2011 MacBook Air 4GB RAM with 1.7GHz i5 processor.
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> On Oct 23, 2014, at 8:09 PM, Nicholas Parsons
> wrote:
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> I’ve noticed a couple of bugs with VoiceOver and AppleScript dialog boxes
> since upgrading to Yosemite, and am interested whether anyone else has
> noticed the same thing.
>
> Fi
I’ve noticed a couple of bugs with VoiceOver and AppleScript dialog boxes since
upgrading to Yosemite, and am interested whether anyone else has noticed the
same thing.
First, VoiceOver sometimes does not announce that the dialog box has appeared.
It used to be that a system sound would
Hi All,
Any suggestions on accessible applescript tutorials?
Thanks,
todd
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, yes. I learned everything from simply googling, starting
>> with "basics of AppleScript" and moving on from there. It helps to have a
>> goal in mind, such as making some reminders, or pulling data from certain
>> emails, or mass-renaming things in Finder, that kin
:
> Could I make one to dconvert files to certain formats if necessary?
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> On Jul 5, 2014, at 4:01 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
>
>> It's pretty easy, yes. I learned everything from simply googling, starting
>> with "basics of AppleScript"
Could I make one to dconvert files to certain formats if necessary?
Sent from my iPad
> On Jul 5, 2014, at 4:01 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
>
> It's pretty easy, yes. I learned everything from simply googling, starting
> with "basics of AppleScript" and moving on fro
It's pretty easy, yes. I learned everything from simply googling, starting with
"basics of AppleScript" and moving on from there. It helps to have a goal in
mind, such as making some reminders, or pulling data from certain emails, or
mass-renaming things in Finder, that kind of
thanks!
I'll give it a look later today.
automation and scripting are interesting to me, but I don't know anything about
either yet!
Cait
On Apr 28, 2014, at 8:59 PM, Nicholas Parsons
wrote:
> Hi Kait,
>
> It's as Phil said. But here's the link again if that's easier.
>
> Kawal and Chris, I'
t;> now and then you come across the odd youtube video which requires Flash
>> Player.
>>
>> The perfect solution in this situation is to open the current Safari tab in
>> Google Chrome, which has Flash Player built in.
>>
>> Well, my new AppleScript
this works fine, but every
> now and then you come across the odd youtube video which requires Flash
> Player.
>
> The perfect solution in this situation is to open the current Safari tab in
> Google Chrome, which has Flash Player built in.
>
> Well, my new AppleScript w
Hi Kait,
It's as Phil said. But here's the link again if that's easier.
Kawal and Chris, I've heard about those solutions too, and was interested. I'm
sure they're great. I just feel better knowing my Mac is free of Adobe Flash
Player (and Java too for that matter). I like not having to deal wi
res Flash
>> Player.
>>
>> The perfect solution in this situation is to open the current Safari tab in
>> Google Chrome, which has Flash Player built in.
>>
>> Well, my new AppleScript will do this for you automatically. It will even
>> close the orig
s to open the current Safari
tab in Google Chrome, which has Flash Player built in.
Well, my new AppleScript will do this for you automatically. It will
even close the original Safari tab for you if it has opened
successfully in Google Chrome.
To read more and download the script,
the current Safari tab in
> Google Chrome, which has Flash Player built in.
>
> Well, my new AppleScript will do this for you automatically. It will even
> close the original Safari tab for you if it has opened successfully in Google
> Chrome.
>
> To read more and download the sc
t; now and then you come across the odd youtube video which requires Flash
> Player.
>
> The perfect solution in this situation is to open the current Safari tab in
> Google Chrome, which has Flash Player built in.
>
> Well, my new AppleScript will do this for you automatically.
current Safari tab in
Google Chrome, which has Flash Player built in.
Well, my new AppleScript will do this for you automatically. It will even close
the original Safari tab for you if it has opened successfully in Google Chrome.
To read more and download the script, VO-space here.
Feel free
Phil, if you have some experience with programming or some scripting language
(e.g. I've done a bit with JavaScript) AppleScript will be really easy to pick
up once you read through some other people's scripts and get an idea of the
syntax, objects and commands. For more informat
y script You'll probably notice it has difficulties with
> tables which are not created by AppleScript. It can, however, create tables
> for you which you can then rename. In any case, this might help some of you
> realise the oddities and hopefully we can get to the bottom of it
Here's a link to my script You'll probably notice it has difficulties with
tables which are not created by AppleScript. It can, however, create tables for
you which you can then rename. In any case, this might help some of you realise
the oddities and hopefully we can get to the bo
I'm in the process of developing an AppleScript to change the name of tables in
Pages. It's not as straight forward as for Numbers for a couple of reasons.
However, I've pretty much nailed it down but for one thing.
For some reason, tables in Pages seem to be somehow locked
Hello again,
Thanks for the directions. I've created a new folder called Numbers in the
script folder and placed your script there. It works perfectly!
Andrew
On 21 Apr 2014, at 00:31, Nicholas Parsons
wrote:
> Thanks, Andrew! NO worries. Probably the easiest thing for you to do is to
> pla
Just when I was getting good at the old way... You beat me to it! I was looking
into writing something similar, but got sidetracked - thanks for this.
On Apr 20, 2014, at 7:31 PM, Nicholas Parsons
wrote:
> Thanks, Andrew! NO worries. Probably the easiest thing for you to do is to
> place the
Thanks, Andrew! NO worries. Probably the easiest thing for you to do is to
place the script in:
/Library/Scripts/VoiceOver
And then set up a keyboard commander in VoiceOver Utility to execute the script.
You should be able to place it in the ~/Library/Scripts/ directory, in a
subfolder called 'Nu
Nic,
This is a big thank you for the script. Fantastic job and generous sharing.
Forgive my ignorance but where do I place the script once I've downloaded it?
Andrew
On 20 Apr 2014, at 09:30, Nicholas Parsons
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've written an AppleScript to cha
Hi all,
I've written an AppleScript to change the name of the selected table in
Numbers. Thought I'd share it here for those of you who haven't developed
something similar for yourselves.
The script works on the table in focus. Most of the time this simply means
navigating to
>> On Apr 16, 2014, at 10:23 AM, Jim Gatteys wrote:
>>
>>> Hi all!
>>> Are there good resources for learning AppleScript? It doesn't look all
>>> that difficult but a nice book or resource would be helpful.
>>> Thanks,
>>> jg
>
#x27;s what worked for me.
> On Apr 16, 2014, at 10:23 AM, Jim Gatteys wrote:
>
>> Hi all!
>> Are there good resources for learning AppleScript? It doesn't look all that
>> difficult but a nice book or resource would be helpful.
>> Thanks,
>>
en
google that particular task. You'll learn as you go along. At least, that's
what worked for me.
On Apr 16, 2014, at 10:23 AM, Jim Gatteys wrote:
> Hi all!
> Are there good resources for learning AppleScript? It doesn't look all that
> difficult but a nice book or re
Hi all!
Are there good resources for learning AppleScript? It doesn't look all that
difficult but a nice book or resource would be helpful.
Thanks,
jg
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Hi,
This is a really good thing. I’ve been struggling with Pages and AppleScript
over the last little while and am hopeful that the new hooks will make things
run smoother. I did read on the initial Software Update page for Pages about
some AppleScript improvements but this detail is much
Just rand across this article which says the latest patches to iWorks
has fixed a pile of AppleScript issues and added more hooks.
http://www.macworld.com/article/2138687/latest-iwork-update-is-another-win-for-applescript.html
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I'm still working on a series of scripts that, I think, many VO users will
love. However, I'm running into a crazy problem: sometimes the scripts work
perfectly, and sometimes, without me changing a single character, they fail. If
anyone on here is an experienced Apple Scripter and feels
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