Applescript

Ok this is a slightly funny question. I've got a USB Universal SmartDisk (www.universalsmartdisk.com) which is a flash media "hard drive" USB 1.1 compatible. It mounts just fine automatically, but when I trash (unmount) it the light on the device goes out and it is no longer recognized by the system (like any removeable media). I'd like to be able to mount it again...

Well in OSX i tried to make an applescript to move all my . ...

I have 10.1.4. Does it work on this. Cuz when I tried it it didn''t.

I think the easiest way to do is using an Applescript tell Application "Dock" to quit tell Application "Dock" to quit Note: You have to write the line 2 times or the dock will restart automatical - it also depends on your version of OSX if it works

Does anyone have an AppleScript that changes the screen resolution in OS X to 640x480/117Hz?

AppleScript it thusly (note: this is *NOT* a real script, just a general outline): tell application Terminal _____open document end tell In this context, "document" represents the terminal session. If you use ScriptEditor.app, you should be able to record this script without any trouble. Also, since this message board wouldn't accept a tab or five spaces for the indent...

this is really cool ( with ONE exception) check the link.. applescript baby!! { tell application "Finder" to select last Finder window } http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20020501084010187 in the article, he says to set up Youpi Key to send the AppleScript when I press command-` in the Finder.

These 2 applescript don't work from the terminal using osascript. ...

Just wondering if there was a way to authenticate a user in AppleScript Studio? ...

OK, I've been starting to try and learn some AppleScript, but something that should be really simple I can't seem to find. How do you write a script to type text? If it makes any difference, I want to type something in the Terminal, but I don't want to just do a command in the terminal and quit. I want to keep the terminal open after it types the command. Can anyone help...