10/09/03 Neal Blank >Would saving the script as a Classic Applet avoid ScriptEditors' opening >and displaying the script?
Yes. >What about the two Save options, Stay Open and >Never Show Startup Screen. Would the second choice do what I want? No. "Stay Open" keeps the applet open after it runs, which is only useful for scripts that repeat themselves or wait for messages. "Never Show Startup Screen" avoids the message that asks confirmation before running the applet. Scripts saved as compiled scripts are meant to run from inside an application like Emailer or from a script launcher like OSA Menu and others. Opening them from the Apple menu does the same as opening them in the Finder: they open in the script editor. So I believe you shouldn't have been able to launch them from the Apple Menu before unless your Apple Menu was handled by a third party utility like FinderPop or BeHierarchic instead of the Apple Menu Options control panel. ---- VRic ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
