25/09/02 19:59 [EMAIL PROTECTED] : >>(I miss OSA Menu in OS X, anybody knowing of an alternative to X's >>inferior scripts menu? Or maybe there are tricks I don't know to assign kb >>shortcuts?) > There's a script menu somewhere at Apples Web site. Search for "OS X >script menu". Or mail me if you don't find it.
I know. What I mean is that unless I'm wrong assuming it can't assign keyboard shortcuts, Apple's script menu for OS X is vastly inferior to OSA Menu for Classic. OSA Menu features : - free - universal and application scripts stored in a simple customizable folder structure (universal items available anywhere, app specific items available in one particular app based on it's name or creator code) - easy assignment of keyboard shortcuts using the scripts names, ex: script name\E -> Command-E script name\E+C -> Command-Control-E script name\E+OC -> Command-Option-Control-E - ability to pass the Finder's selection to droplets as if you'd dragged them (this means you can put droplet scripts in the menu, not only applet scripts) - much faster execution of many scripts when run by OSA Menu than when letting AppleScript and the applications manage their AppleEvents scheduling - provides a workaround to bugs in the Finder's drag&drop (droplet scripts run from OSA Menu instead of by dropping items in the Finder are much faster AND always get the whole selection, whereas when the Finder simultaneously drags an item and it's parent folder, which can happen from list views, only the parent folder is passed to the droplet) - can start/stop recording, open the script editor, open the folders, and even open the scripts in the editor instead of running them ---- VRic ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
