Applescript

tell application "Finder" mount volume "smb://USER@MYSERVER" end tell That is what i'm currently using, how ever the problem that exists is that when that script is run, the SMB/CIFS Filesystem Authentication window appears. My question is, what would i add to my script to "press" ok for me on this window?

Save this AppleScript as "Hush iTunes" or whatever you want. Remember where you saved it, as you'll need to open this file via iCal later. ...

Azwaw, I'm studying linguistics at university and this (automated transliteration) would be a very interesting project to work on. I've started a little applet in XCode (using AppleScript). The only issue with straight replacement is that it won't come out nearly as good as when it's done by a person (at first). For example, the missing vowels. Also sed will work fine...

thanks for all the posts guys.. I tried running Filemaker Pro on the other user while logged in with another user using fast user switching.... and Filemaker crashed every time.. (i was running a script loop that sends emails via Applescript).. it doesn't crash when running under the current user... maybe I'll try a different scheduling script ( I was using mmScript OS X...

What about making a folder action with applescript, that would check for creation or renaming of files, and squawk angrily if someone tries to make the name too long? I can't suggest how to do it beyond that, because I don't know applescript.

I imagine Applescript .. with iChatStatus would work? ...

Well, the Dock icon is controlled specifically by code in the software, so in order to make it "disappear" from the Dock, you'd have to have access to the source code -- which, of course, is impossible. What you can do is write an AppleScript, though, that would re-launch FileMaker if you quit it, I think. I'm no expert on AppleScript, though, so maybe someone else can...

It's where scripts are stored. Open your Help Menu and type Applescript. There's some info there. A lot more HERE and HERE

This should be a simple one for you guys: I want to make an apple script that mounts a disk image, and then opens an application. However when I try to tell finder to open file, I get an error saying can't get file. I finally got it to work using the do shell script open command, but this seems rather kludgy to me. Also, is there some way to do this so I don't have to specify...

I find that the 2nd applescript mentioned works really well for converting screen shots quickly from PDF format, which can be tedious to view on Windows machines. ...