The recent posts about where to put AppleScripts for iTunes reminded
me that I keep an AppleScript just to open my scripts folder:
Open the Script Editor and paste in:
tell application "Finder"
open folder (((path to library folder from user domain) &
"iTunes:Scripts") as string)
activate
end tell
then save this as "Open Scripts Folder". If you use the main scripts library
instead of on under your user account change the script to:
tell application "Finder"
open folder (((path to library folder from system domain) &
"iTunes:Scripts") as string)
activate
end tell
and save it. The first time you save the script you'll have to figure out
where to put it (e.g. /Library/iTunes/Scripts or under your account in
~/Library/iTunes/Scripts) After that, just use the AppleScript to open
up the folder to copy in your other AppleScripts.
HTH
Cheers,
Esther
