I'll get the name right soon. The application is named "Transmit."
Using Apple's Script Editor, I loaded the original script, and changed the application name from "Interarchy" to "Transmit" as shown below. tell application "Transmit" activate mirrorupload alias "Macintosh HD:path/to/folder" host "ftp.xxx.org" path "/public_html/xxx/" user "yyy" protocol FTPProtocol without dryrun quit end tell Received the syntax error message: Expected end of line, etc. but found class name with the word alias highlighted. When I replaced "Transmit" with "Interarchy" again, it compiled fine. On Fri, Feb 15, 2019 at 4:13 PM Bob Stern < [email protected]> wrote: > You might get more meaningful feedback if you try compiling the > AppleScript in Apple’s "Script Editor" or, better yet, Late Night > Software’s "Script Debugger Lite". (Lite version is free.) The latter has > a more sophisticated browser for an application’s scripting dictionary > (plus debugging tools as the name implies). > > Bob Stern
