On 3/20/01 5:21 PM, "Gary" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Paul Berkowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said, on 3/20/01 5:22 PM:
>
>> On 3/20/01 2:09 PM, I wrote:
>>
>> I haven't checked the OE one. I've done a brand new script here
>> instead.
>>
>> Darn. I left out a line, which will error it if you don't use a display
>> name. Here it is again, and slightly improved as well:
>>
>> ------------------------MAKE RANDOM SIG -----------------------
>>
>>
>> try
>> if (keys pressed) = {"Command"} then set useName to "" -- Jon's Commands
>
> -- ** on error
>
>> end try
>>
>
> [script clipped]
>
>
> Paul,
>
> RE: "let me know...before uploading to AppleScript Central"
>
> I had to add an "on error" line above to get to compile (AS v1.1.2, ASLib
> v.1.2.2, OS8.1). Then, worked like a charm.
Yes, in any OS pre-OS 9 (maybe 8.6), you'd have to do that if compiling
yourself from what I sent in email. I forgot that. (A compiled script posted
to AS Central or elsewhere and downloaded to an older system would work
fine, and if you opened it on your system you'd actually see the "on error"
line there without my having to put it there! So normally I don't have to
worry about this.)
>
> I don't know how useful naming the signature would be...either as a one-off
> preference on first run, or for each make.
Well, it has to have a name, It's better than [blank]. it doesn't really
matter until you want to get rid of it or edit it. Then it might be useful
instead of having to open up 100 blank-named signatures.
>
> Nice script. Thanks.
>
Pleasure. Thanks too.
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Paul Berkowitz
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