009, at 12:52 PM, has wrote:
Charles Miller wrote:
I'm trying to perform the following applescript with the appscript
Python module:
tell application "System Events"
tell process "Preview" to click button "OK" of every window
end tell
If you'r
I'm trying to perform the following applescript with the appscript
Python module:
tell application "System Events"
tell process "Preview" to click button "OK" of every window
end tell
Is this possible? The closest I got was
import appscript
appscript.app('System
Events').processes[
Awesome, thanks for the advice. As much as I'd love to see the "by
id" solution, doing it by the file system name will work just fine.
Thanks again for your help!
Charlie
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n and run "open /Applications/Preview.app" ?
On Sat, Aug 22, 2009 at 10:35 AM, Charles Miller > wrote:
Thanks for the thought. Unfortunately, the same thing happens with
TextEdit, for example. (BTW, you can make Preview AppleScriptable
by following directions here http://www.ma
Thanks for the thought. Unfortunately, the same thing happens with
TextEdit, for example. (BTW, you can make Preview AppleScriptable by
following directions here http://www.macworld.com/article/53391/2006/10/previewscript.html)
The AppleScript Language Guide states that one of the four
re
Thanks. You're right of course, and thanks for the response.
However, using such a method remotely won't work because you can't
send the run command if the application isn't running already.
RuntimeError: Can't get terminology for application
(aem.Application(url='eppc://user:p...@192.168
How can you run the following Applescript in py-appscript? I've tried
everything I can think of.
tell application "Finder" to open application file id
"com.apple.Preview"
Obviously, I just want to launch Preview from within py-appscript. I
really want to do this in py-appscript as oppos
