I have an AppleScript that runs as a result of a mail filter. One of the
things it does is create a PowerMail message. The script runs fine by
itself: the problem is that it hangs when it is called from PowerMail.
From what I can determine, PowerMail starts the script and waits for it
to finish.
gt; -- now send the text to Hypercard
>>> set the clipboard to ((theText) as text)
>>> tell application "SuperCard 4.5"
>>> activate
>>> do script "go to card 1 of stack NSB I
>There might be a minor syntax error in your script.
I had George send it to me offline. It looks like all he needs to do is move
around some tell statements.
Wayne
There might be a minor syntax error in your script.
Can you post it?
Justin
On Jun 2, 2006, at 9:05 AM, George Henne wrote:
> I have an AppleScript that runs as a result of a mail filter. One
> of the
> things it does is create a PowerMail message. The script runs fine by
> itself: the prob
On 6/5/06 at 8:01 PM I saw Rick Lecoat on the PowerMail discussions type:
>Subject: Re: Problem running AppleScript that creates email
>From: "Rick Lecoat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Mon, 5 Jun 2006 14:49:59 +0100
>
>I also have trouble with Applescripts not perf
activate
>> do script "go to card 1 of stack NSB Invoice SC"
>> do script "send mouseUp to cd button CopyClipboard"
>> do script "send mouseUp to cd button UpdateImport"
>> end tell
>> -- SuperCard will now generate the reply
&g
gt;-Original Message-
>>From: George Henne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Sent: Jun 2, 2006 9:34 AM
>>To: Wayne Brissette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Subject: Re(2): Problem running AppleScript that creates email
>>
>>Wayne,
>>
>>That's ve
t; end readFile
>
>
>> Try moving your tell statements.
>> Close the tell for PowerMail, then run your SuperCard, then open a
>> new
>> Tell statement for Powermail to create a new message. That should fix
>> the problem. It will also prevent PM having to wait
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