On 9/15/03 2:31 AM, "D�nes Bogs�nyi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> The fact that 'activate'
>> doesn't work is the clearest possible proof of that, since even unscriptable
>> applications will respond to 'activate' - it's the most basic command in all
>> existence.
> So what!!!!
It indicates that no AppleScripts can run on your computer, although they
can run on everyone else's computer. It's got nothing to do with any
particular AppleScript.
If you copy and paste
tell application "Finder"
activate
display dialog "All OK"
end tell
into Script Editor, and click Run button, the Finder should come to the
front, and you should see a dialog with "All OK".
If you copy and paste
tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
activate
display dialog "All OK"
end tell
into Script Editor, and click Run button, Entourage the Finder should come
to the front, and you should see a dialog with "All OK".
If those two tests work OK, Save each script as an Application (flip the
popup in the Save panel to "Application", and save it to your desktop. Then
double click each one. Again, for the first one the Finder should be in the
front displaying its message, and in the second, Entourage comes to the
front and displays its message.
It works for everyone else. Does it work for you?
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Paul Berkowitz
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