On Wednesday, October 16, 2002, at 11:52 AM, John Slavin wrote: > Well, you're right Jeremy. Now here's the strange part. I swear that > Applescript icon wasn't in my finder menu. I went to the preferences > to see if I could add it. That didn't work. So then I thought that > perhaps it was an application and maybe the setting to add the icon was > in the application, so I looked in the application folder and found the > Script Editor application together with a folder called "Script > menu.menu" The script editor didn't have any settings for adding it, > (there are preferences, but it was greyed out), so I tried to open > script menu.menu, but there wasn't anything in it, but the description > says it's a menuextra plugin. So I think I'll go find the folder > called menuextra plugins and put a copy in there. > [ snip ]
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