Automator

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...

you could use Automator in conjunction with QT to achieve what you want...as long as all original avi's are the same size. ...

'I haven't used Automater before and am interested in learning more about it.' - 'Automator for AppleScripters', 'Guides: Apple Applications, Automator', 'Google'. 'Can someone tell me to go about using it so I can run a script on an entire directory and remove "_SOMETHING" from each file that it's located in?' - ... 01. (Library) 'Finder', (Action) 'Ask for Finder...

I haven't used Automater before and am interested in learning more about it. Can someone tell me to go about using it so I can run a script on an entire directory and remove "_SOMETHING" from each file that it's located in?

Ive looked at Automator but that wont work for me. ...

It's strange that multiple rename is not in Finder. If I ever needed to do it, I'd probably make an action with Automator (or use that Applescript). I've attached an example. It literally took me 5 minutes to make and test. And I'm not a programmer. *** USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.** Test it first to make sure it does what you think it does. After all, I spent about three minutes...

This is a really clean solution: http://theappleblog.com/2007/04/30/quick-tip-showhide-hidden-files/ I've written shell scripts to show and hide, but have never wired them to Automator. Now that I've seen this, I'll be doing that tonight.

Here's a suggestion I've only just thought of... In iCal set a daily reminder Alarm set to Run Script Select your Automator Script Hope that helps ;)

I've not been fortunate/unfortunate enough to play with Vista, I only know about it what I've seen or read on the internet. I was intrigued by the display of windows in 3D, but I don't know how well this works in practice. I also liked the idea of windows becoming transparent when in the background. That said, much of Vista seemed surprisingly like the rest of the Windows...

Automator.us is a good place to start.