My experience with two messages regarding automatic loading of scripts is in
this message and in a reply to the " Re: Paragraph wrapping in 3 column
view" re message from Allen.

For this message:

on 7/2/04 5:39 PM, Allen Watson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>> I wrote one just like it once, for Claris Emailer. Well, it wasn't just
>> like it. It worked on incoming and draft messages, and it would properly
>> wrap "quoted" lines that had been broken (so the trailing piece sits on a
>> line by itself without a leading ">". That was useful for cleaning up
>> incoming mail. But, of course, Entourage's auto text cleanup does that
>> very nicely now; the only thing I use, and rarely, is a script to just
>> strip one quote level.
> 
> If anyone is curious, you can get the script into Script Editor by clicking
> this URL: <http://tinyurl.com/353nd>

When I click on this URL, I get a new script editor window, but it is blank.

> This tinyURL service is really cool! I learned about it on the AppleScript
> Users list recently. There is a script you can use to create a tinyURL for
> any script. Just copy your script to the clipboard and run the following
> script; it will access the tinyURL.com website and produce a tinyURL for
> you:
> 
> <http://tinyurl.com/2a9vr>

When I click on this URL, I get a new script editor window with the script
in it.

_IF_ I successfully captured what transiently appeared in the Safari <top
URL bar (sorry, I don't know the technical/correct name for it), I get
something very similar for both of the tinyurl's:

http://unicyclist.com/tinyurl/redirect.php?num=353nd
for the first tinyurl, and

http://unicyclist.com/tinyurl/redirect.php?num=2a9vr
for the second tinyurl.
 
> This completely gets around all the problems of line wrap, strange
> characters, and having to explain how to copy the script to Script Editor;
> all we have to say is "click this URL, and save the resulting script to your
> Entourage Script Menu Items folder".



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