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iTunes Remote 0.1
iTunes Remote 0.1 runs iTunes from a remote computer. This script uses either a Rendezvous name or an IP address to support every feature of iTunes from a remote machine, and the author is looking for feedback to keep the remote simple yet full-featured. [MacScripter.net]
9:14:05 PM
Reminder from Sal Soghoian to applescript-users mailing list
Sal:
8:18:28 PM
Google Search: AppleScript Terminal Window Position
When someone Googles their way to this web site, the search terms show up in the referrer log for the web site. In today's log, I see that someone is apparently searching for a way to change the position of a Terminal window via AppleScript. Here's a script that should get you started.
The numbers represent the boundary rectangle for the window, relative to the upper left corner of the screen. This script will work on the front Terminal window but it could be adapted to arrange multiple windows in a convenient configuration.
2:42:36 PM
Macworld Conference & Expo: San Francisco 2003
AppleScript guru Bill Briggs will host a AppleScript Basics session on January 9 in San Francisco. The session is one of many offered at the MacWorld/Users Conference. Among other things, Bill is well known for his AppleScript Primer column at MacCentral.
1:24:58 PM
ExecutiveSync 1.1.4 for Mac OS X
ExecutiveSync is a file synchronization utility for OS X. Changes in this version include AppleScript support and speed improvements. [via MacScripter.net]
9:31:05 AM
iTunes Remote 0.1 runs iTunes from a remote computer. This script uses either a Rendezvous name or an IP address to support every feature of iTunes from a remote machine, and the author is looking for feedback to keep the remote simple yet full-featured. [MacScripter.net]
9:14:05 PM
Reminder from Sal Soghoian to applescript-users mailing list
Sal:
If you're exploring the possibilities of the the UI scripting architecture, be sure to visit:
http://www.apple.com/applescript/GUI/
We've posted a few examples which may be helpful.
8:18:28 PM
Google Search: AppleScript Terminal Window Position
When someone Googles their way to this web site, the search terms show up in the referrer log for the web site. In today's log, I see that someone is apparently searching for a way to change the position of a Terminal window via AppleScript. Here's a script that should get you started.
tell application "Terminal" to set bounds of front window to {0, 0, 400, 400}
The numbers represent the boundary rectangle for the window, relative to the upper left corner of the screen. This script will work on the front Terminal window but it could be adapted to arrange multiple windows in a convenient configuration.
2:42:36 PM
Macworld Conference & Expo: San Francisco 2003
AppleScript guru Bill Briggs will host a AppleScript Basics session on January 9 in San Francisco. The session is one of many offered at the MacWorld/Users Conference. Among other things, Bill is well known for his AppleScript Primer column at MacCentral.
1:24:58 PM
ExecutiveSync 1.1.4 for Mac OS X
ExecutiveSync is a file synchronization utility for OS X. Changes in this version include AppleScript support and speed improvements. [via MacScripter.net]
9:31:05 AM