Path Finder

If a single item was selected, the item's path is handled as a string item. ...

'Automator' contexual menu '.workflow' code ... on run {input, parameters} try tell application "Finder" to set der_Auswahl to selection if ((count der_Auswahl) = 1) then set der_Auswahlpfad to my neuer_Pfad(POSIX path of (der_Auswahl as string)) else set der_Auswahlpfad to {}

Finder.app" without the quotes and hit enter to change the directory path to the one mentioned. If that returns an error, Finder.app's not there... ...

Connect to Server I only see the local machine. What is the correct path to type? ...

rw, if would like I've made a little Automator app that will allow you to select the files in the Finder add a .indd extention and place it on a folder called "Converted" on your desktop. ...

pps, haxies etc. conflicting with Tiger I then chose, as an experiment to wipe my drive, reinstall first OSX from my original 10.0.0 disk then follow the upgrade path OSX 10.0. ...

Hmm - progress, of a sorts. I have found the part in the script that is screwing things up. Just don't understand WHY or HOW it is screwing it up. Before I call the BBedit code, I trim the extension and the "." off of the filename that I am replacing, as per: tell application "Finder" set extension to name extension of this_item set trim_count to (count of...

I will assume that 'lebesgue:users:haar:documents:transfer:' (of 'delete every item of container "lebesgue:users:haar:documents:transfer:"'), is also 'VolumeName:Users:shortname:documents:transfer:' (of 'move every item of container "VolumeName:Users:shortname:documents:transfer:" to "volumes:MountedVolumeName:PathToOtherFolder:" with replacing'). If so, and with Mikuro's...

You need to use the "added_items" argument to get JUST the added items. You should also use "this_folder" instead of specifying the entire path of the folder (it's just better form that way, and more flexible). Something like this ought to work: on adding folder items to this_folder after receiving added_items tell application "Finder" duplicate every item of...

Or, you can ... 01. Set up a 'root' account. 02. Log in as 'root'. If you do not have 'fast user switching' enabled - you will have to 'log out' of the existing account. 03. Seiect 'Finder's 'Go, Go to Folder...' menu item ('Command G'), and in the 'Go to Folder' drop down sheet or separate 'Go to Folder' window, that appears, enter ... /private/etc/ ... and...