> To check the problem add the word "try" after > using terms from application "Quicksilver" > on process text inputText > so that it looks like: > using terms from application "Quicksilver" > on process text inputText > try > ............ > and make one more modification here: > make new todo with properties propertyList at end of todos in > calendar theCalendar > > end tell > on error e > tell me to activate > display dialog e > end process text > end using terms from
I did attempt to make these alterations but I must have misunderstood what you were suggesting. I made the changes in the AppleScript editor and I got the message 'Expected "error", "try" etc but found command name'. I'm new to AppleScript and don't follow what the problem is, although I did wonder what the 'try' was attempting to do and why there was no 'end try'. Incidentally I downloaded a couple of .vcs files yesterday for a trip I'm going on shortly, and when I double clicked these and chose the calendar to put them in I go the message "Can't read the calendar file", no matter which calendar I chose. The calendars are displaying OK on the Mac so I don't know what the problem is - could it be permissions somewhere? Perhaps this is why this script isn't working? I'm sorry for coming back so late on this.
