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Re: gold section applescript

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From: Olivier Berquin
Date: Tue, 08 Apr 2003 07:58
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Paul,

RE: 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.

I never said to avoid the use of applescript extensions! Just be carrefull when, as Dave said, you are distributing scripts. it is necessary to be attentive with the "installation" on the other
machines. Are the osax (applescript extensions) well the same ones?
In MacOS 8.xx et 9.xx, they are on "HD:system folder:scripting additions"
In MacOS X, they are on "HD:System:Library:ScriptingAdditions:"

HTH.

Olivier.
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