There is a way to do a script that may add or delete your app to Mac Login
Items (to auto run your app at Mac startup)?
I know that you could read/write the loginwindow.plist, but there is a more
simple way? I don't like to adopt and study complex XML libraries only for
this target.
Greetings
Bonjour Paul,
There is a way to do a script that may add or delete your app to
Mac Login
Items (to auto run your app at Mac startup)?
I know that you could read/write the loginwindow.plist, but there
is a more
simple way? I don't like to adopt and study complex XML libraries
only for
At 3:23 PM +0100 3/13/06, Paul Claude wrote:
There is a way to do a script that may add or delete your app to Mac Login
Items (to auto run your app at Mac startup)?
I know that you could read/write the loginwindow.plist, but there is a more
simple way? I don't like to adopt and study complex
Thanks Klaus,
I had thought about to this possibility, but I believed there was a way in
order to work directly with login items...
I must also check if creating an alias (or deleting it) in the startupItems
folder needs an authentication.
on 13-03-2006 15:40, Klaus Major at [EMAIL
At 4:18 PM +0100 3/13/06, Paul Claude wrote:
I had thought about to this possibility, but I believed there was a way in
order to work directly with login items...
I must also check if creating an alias (or deleting it) in the startupItems
folder needs an authentication.
The applescript I sent
Ciao Sims,
Thank you very much, I will test ASAP this Applescript.
Greetings
Paul Claude
on 13-03-2006 15:43, sims at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
tell application System Events
get exists login item MyCoolProgram
if result is false then
make new login item at end of login items with
Hi sims,
At 3:23 PM +0100 3/13/06, Paul Claude wrote:
There is a way to do a script that may add or delete your app to
Mac Login
Items (to auto run your app at Mac startup)?
I know that you could read/write the loginwindow.plist, but there
is a more
simple way? I don't like to adopt and
