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Re: gold section applescript

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From: paul yoon
Date: Mon, 07 Apr 2003 20:32
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hey.

oliver: i tried as much as possible to avoid the use of applescript extensions (uh, that's what an osax is, right? i'm very new to all this), and the trig functions i swiped from apple's site claimed to work without them. at any rate, the script seems to work fine-- it just pops up the dialog when i open the scripts palette.

dave: thanks. i see now, although it seems a little weird that they're "script labels", doen't it? i must be missing something. maybe i'll look into script debugger...

chris: i'm using 1.9 also-- haven't tried the 2.0 beta.

i'm saving the script as a "compiled script"-- is that the best thing to do?
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