Title: Re: Droplets
On 12/11/04 4:22 AM, Scott Haneda deftly typed out:
> When I drop a file or a set of files on the droplet, I would like it to
> simply open a new email message to a specific person, it need not send it,
> as I will more than likely want to type something in. However, I do want it
> to have a cosmetic email address in the format of:
> First last <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Ha! I get to take a crack at it before one of the scripting experts replies! :-)
This should do what you want:
property theRecipient : "John Doe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
on run
tell application "Finder"
set theItems to choose file with prompt "Select file to attach:" without invisibles
my createMessage(theItems)
end tell
end run
on open theItems
tell application "Finder"
my createMessage(theItems)
end tell
end open
on createMessage(theItems)
tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
activate
make new draft window with properties {attachment:theItems, to recipients:theRecipient}
end tell
end createMessage
-Remo Del Bello
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