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Re: AppleScript: Import tifs one on each page???

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From: Olav Kvern
Date: Thu, 29 May 2003 19:41
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Christopher--

re: "back to front" layout

That's great--I much prefer to read my manga that way. And it probably saves money--no need to flip the images and/or frames to get it to work. (This is the approach taken by TokyoPop with their "Authentic Manga" series in the US--see <http://www.tokyopop.com.)>

I can easily rewrite my script to place the files in "reverse" order--but let's try to solve the problem with the script, first. Note that your file path ends with a ":"--this is probably the source of the trouble. I'm trying to remember--some version of AppleScript returned extra colons at the end of chosen folder names. What version of the Mac OS and AppleScript are you running?

Thanks,

Ole
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