Applescript

Hello there, Im trying to automate a process with an application. What I'd like to do is to get Applescript to simulate a left/right mouse button click on a certain region of the screen (where a button will be). There's basically a sequence of buttons that needs to be clicked and the application sadly is written in Qt and has no Automator support :( Any help will be greatly...

I am trying to impliment a applescript I got from one of the forums to put my computer to sleep using the arrival of a 'certain' email to trigger an applescript... ...

Can someone with Applescript knowledge please tell me why this script does not work and suggest a fix. ...

sorry...didnt know where to post this...but was wondering if i have a applescript code for a folder action on my mac... ...

I'm trying to write an applescript to execute actions on a remote machine. ...

i have a task that I need help with developing...as i know nothing of this...not sure if it should be an applescript or an app. ...

I'm using OSX 10.4 on a MacBook Pro. I've been looking all over the internet for an answer to the following question, and I haven't been able to find any. I'm hoping that someone here might be able to point me to some online documentation which could help me. In AppleScript, whenever I issue a "choose file", the file chooser dialog opens in my Documents folder. However, in...

y program ... I'm hoping that's just a basic apple command for quiting out of frozen programs. So first, I wanted to know if anyone knew the Mac OS X command in applescript for quitting out of a frozen program? ...

Ave, Mac OS X (10.3.9) I've written an AppleScript that does two things: Restart the Apache Web Server Mount an SMB share on a pre-defined share point. My script is performing the second function fine, but restarting the Apache Web Server is giving a problem. Here's my script:

Can someone point me to a forum where I can get help with Applescript? I've dabbled in it a time or two but it is always very painful for me to write simple scripts so I tend not to use it. Thanks