This link and the tinyurl’s (in another message) for getting scripts into the script editor are interesting/promising. In Allen’s message in this thread, the source of the message contains the script at the point of the link. (Related to this: a script also is in the source of the Applescript web page listed by Allen in the tinyurl thread; the script there is at the “Click here for a script....” section of that page.)
Thanks to Allen for being a pioneer. What’s that saying about “bleeding edge”?
As I understand the Applescript page, Apple doesn’t let the script run automatically, just the loading into the script editor.
on 7/3/04 1:05 AM, Allen Watson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On or near 7/2/04 5:32 PM, Dan Frakes at [EMAIL PROTECTED] observed:
> Care to share? :-)
>
> I've assigned keyboard shortcuts (via System Preferences) to the following
> commands:
>
> Increase Quoting: shift+command+>
> Remove Quoting: shift+command+<
> Rewrap Paragraphs: shift+command+? (mainly because it's right next to the
> other two)
>
> So when I want to decrease quoting by one level, I generally use the
> keyboard shortcuts to remove quoting and then increase back to the desired
> level. But a "Decrease Quoting" script would be nice.
Try the script you'll get from this URL:
Decrement Quote Level <applescript://com.apple.scripteditor?action=""
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