I'm afraid it doesn't work for me.
If the progress window was behind the main window, it stays there (which is
really fine with me), and if it was in front, it stays in front. Basically,
it doesn't seem like the "select main window" line is doing anything.
Appreciate the help,
--Mike
PS: Answering my own question, of course it doesn't override, since these
use Control rather than Command.
> Cool. I'll do it. If I choose a key already used by Entourage (let's
> say... K!) will it override the default? I guess I'll find out when I try
> it in a bit.
>
> Although I very much appreciate the fact that Entourage is so scriptable
> that stuff like this can be customized, I do still think that the current
> behavior is incorrect.
>
> Thanks again,
> --Mike
>
>
>> on 07/02/2004 12:24 AM, Michael J. Kobb at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>
>>> I think it's perfectly reasonable for it to come to the front. However,
>>> once the check is over, it serves no useful purpose, so it should go back
>>> where it was. Simple.
>>
>> Ok, tested this and it works perfect, open script editor and paste this into
>> it:
>> tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
>> execute schedule "Send & Receive All"
>> select main window
>> end tell
>> Save that to your E-rage script menu items, call it whatever you want, just
>> end the filename in \cX where X is the command key you want to use. Now you
>> have the feature you were asking for.
>
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