Examples of using Applescript in English and their translations into Japanese
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AppleScript is an indispensable technology, and it needs to stay in the Mac OS.
AppleScript resources Automator resources SQLite Remote Desktop stores information it collects in a database.
AppleScript is a complete language with conditional statements, comparison and arithmetic operations, and the ability to store variables.
Jon Pugh was one of the original members of the AppleScript team and will be sharing stories about how AppleScript was created.
If support for AppleScript were to become weak, we might well lose the fight to increase Mac use in our business.
AppleScript, for me, is the answer to“Why Mac?”.
AppleScript allowed users to harness Apple events in an English-like programming language.
Sample AppleScript This sample script is one that could be used to do a quick cleanup of a group of computers.
AppleScript ties apps together, giving a real 1+ 1= 3 effect.
Thank you for HyperCard, AppleScript, Automator, and anything else Apple can provide to give me more time!
In this case, ARDAgent supports AppleScript, including the command to run other programs, which then run as root.
AppleScript is an English-like language originally designed for encoding Apple events to drive other applications.
Script Debugger 5.0 is now focused solely on AppleScript code-building, and it requires Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard or later.
That said, AppleScript is one of the main reasons I own a Mac.
This utility program uses AppleScript to launch file comparisons within a new or existing instance of Merge.
Although I used Jedit as the main HTML editors recently, since I need some functions, I made some AppleScript.
Show Help" is an AppleScript application to display a help book in a budle(e.g. application bundles) with the Help Viewer.
Many pre-press technicians have to“just get things done” any way they can and AppleScript empowers them to do that.
While Python and shell scripting are core to that automation, I still put Automator and AppleScript to use on a regular basis.
Steven McCarthy- I have been using AppleScript for 20+ years in magazine publishing and prepress, first at Hearst Magazines and later at McGraw-Hill.