At 7:10 pm -0700 2/2/01, Doug McNutt wrote:
| tell «class euMS» ""
| «event CSOmeRep» with «class eRAl»
| set «class euFd» "to" to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
| set «class euFd» "cc" to ""
| end
| >Where is this 'Scripts' folder? Does it matter what name we give your
| >AppleScript file?
The Scripts folder needs to be in the Eudora Stuff folder. I'd call this script 'Reply
MacPerl' and it doesn't matter. The use of «» tokens is to make the script
independent of the Eudora application file name.
The plug-in and a folder of scripts - most of which will work - is in this directory:
<http://www.eremita.demon.co.uk/scripting/applescript/downloads/>
as eudora_osa_plugin.sit
The latest version of Eudora has a Scripts menu, but in most versions of Eudora the
scripts will appear at the bottom of the Special menu after installation and relaunch.
If you are using an old version of Eudora Light, (3.1.1 is the minimum) you will not
have the toolbar and will need to run the scripts from the menu. If you have the
toolbar, the best thing is to set it to display vertically with names only (one of the
scripts does this for you). To put a script on the toolbar, command click between two
buttons and select he script from the Special menu when prompted. It's all in the
readme.
| http://www.eudora.com/techsupport/kb/2135hq.html
| ftp://ftp.qualcomm.com/eudora/eudorapro/mac/extras/scripting/
|
| Looks interesting. AppleEvents from MacPerl . . .
Waste of time! and those Eudora sites are years out of date and very sparse. Apple
Events TO MacPerl is another matter and extremely useful and quick.
JD
