Paul,
> tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
> get parent of folder id xxx
> end tell
>
> That might give you an error: otherwise it will say 'folder id 165' or
> something similar. Report back. In either case, then run this:
>
> tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
> get name of parent of folder id xxx
> end tell
>
> If the previous (parent) script didn't result in 'folder id 5', then try
> this, using the real id number of the original folder you found, instead of
> xxx:
These two caused Entourage to crash, but using just the below script and the
one that finds the folder id, I was able to delete the invisible (I didn't
mess with any of the folder id 5 stuff at all). It's working great.
> tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
> delete folder id xxx
> delete folder id xxx
> end tell
Your suggestion did the trick. Thanks a million for your help! -Nick
Nick dePlume The dePlume Organization LLC
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