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Tuesday, September 10, 2002
AWPSCalendarMaker 1.0
- AWPSCalendarMaker is a neat little calendar-building application. Enter a year from 1 to 9999 AD and the location to save the finished file, and ACM generates an HTML file containing a twelve-month calendar for that year. [view sample]
7:16:22 PM
HTML parsing - feedback desired
- An effort is underway to create an XHTML parser in AppleScript. If you'd like to provide some of the HTML "expertise" for the project, please contact: hhas at blueyonder.co.uk. You might also enjoy a visit to the author's web site, The Little Page of AppleScripts. Thanks for any assistance that you might provide.
7:02:59 PM
Snak 4.8.5
- Snak is a scriptable program that will let you participate in discussions in Internet Relay Chat (IRC) channels. [version history]
6:31:11 PM
MacCentral: Apple Expo: k-Builder demoed
- "K-Builder lets you create simple or sophisticated interactive kiosks and can also manage the scheduling of images and video for dynamic digital signs, according to Mitch Krayton, president of 1stKIOSK. k-Builder supports 15 user languages per project, and takes advantage of such native tools in Mac OS X as Aqua, QuickTime 6, ColorSync, TrueType/OpenType, OpenGL, Acrobat, Postscript and AppleScript."
4:42:10 PM
Mac Net Journal: iCal AppleScripts
- Mac OS X Hints notes that by Modified iCal AppleScripts you can add support for Eudora to the newest iApp. I would assume that means I could also create an AppleScript to make iCal work with PowerMail 4 or any other AppleScript capable email program. Cool!
1:07:07 PM
Apple, reader note Developer tools issues
- A MacNN reader offers suggestions for overcoming backward compatibility issues regarding the PackageMaker application that ships with 10.2 Developer Tools. He also notes possible problems with the nibtool application that ships with the August 2002 Developer Tools.
12:51:53 PM
iCal now available and it's scriptable!
- iCal, which is now available for download, is Apple's scriptable personal calendar application that allows users to manage schedules, events and appointments and then share them online. Note: iCal requires Jaguar and publishing calendars on the Internet requires a .Mac membership or a WebDAV server. I'll post the AppleScript dictionary later, after I have a chance to format it. Update: As promised, the dictionary is now available.
7:27:38 AM
- AWPSCalendarMaker is a neat little calendar-building application. Enter a year from 1 to 9999 AD and the location to save the finished file, and ACM generates an HTML file containing a twelve-month calendar for that year. [view sample]
7:16:22 PM
HTML parsing - feedback desired
- An effort is underway to create an XHTML parser in AppleScript. If you'd like to provide some of the HTML "expertise" for the project, please contact: hhas at blueyonder.co.uk. You might also enjoy a visit to the author's web site, The Little Page of AppleScripts. Thanks for any assistance that you might provide.
7:02:59 PM
Snak 4.8.5
- Snak is a scriptable program that will let you participate in discussions in Internet Relay Chat (IRC) channels. [version history]
6:31:11 PM
MacCentral: Apple Expo: k-Builder demoed
- "K-Builder lets you create simple or sophisticated interactive kiosks and can also manage the scheduling of images and video for dynamic digital signs, according to Mitch Krayton, president of 1stKIOSK. k-Builder supports 15 user languages per project, and takes advantage of such native tools in Mac OS X as Aqua, QuickTime 6, ColorSync, TrueType/OpenType, OpenGL, Acrobat, Postscript and AppleScript."
4:42:10 PM
Mac Net Journal: iCal AppleScripts
- Mac OS X Hints notes that by Modified iCal AppleScripts you can add support for Eudora to the newest iApp. I would assume that means I could also create an AppleScript to make iCal work with PowerMail 4 or any other AppleScript capable email program. Cool!
1:07:07 PM
Apple, reader note Developer tools issues
- A MacNN reader offers suggestions for overcoming backward compatibility issues regarding the PackageMaker application that ships with 10.2 Developer Tools. He also notes possible problems with the nibtool application that ships with the August 2002 Developer Tools.
12:51:53 PM
iCal now available and it's scriptable!
- iCal, which is now available for download, is Apple's scriptable personal calendar application that allows users to manage schedules, events and appointments and then share them online. Note: iCal requires Jaguar and publishing calendars on the Internet requires a .Mac membership or a WebDAV server. I'll post the AppleScript dictionary later, after I have a chance to format it. Update: As promised, the dictionary is now available.
7:27:38 AM