| Hi bbiker. It's actually very simple to set it up, I just found it confusing because I, like Steve, have very little idea about Xcode and frameworks and the like. So download the source files from https://github.com/dnagir/appscript/tree/master/macruby-appscript/trunk I got the whole repository, as it also includes ObjC-Appscript https://github.com/dnagir/appscript/zipball/master Open up the Xcode project found at /objc-appscript/trunk/src/Appscript/Appscript.xcodeproj The thing that took me a long time to work out was how to make it build, and the problem was in the build settings. I had to change the base SDK to one that was installed on my machine, then it would build. To do that you click on the blue project file at the top of the tree on the left in Xcode, then choose "Build Settings", then choose the SDK you want for each of the builds found under "Base SDK". I've taken a screenshot that you can see here. I then took the resulting folder called Appscript.framework and dropped it into /Library/Frameworks. You can then add this framework to your Xcode projects in the "External Libraries" bit. Before you can do that though, you need to install MacRuby-Appscript: cd into the /macruby-appscript/trunk directory you got from github above and run 'sudo macruby setup.rb' These steps got it all working on my machine. fatboy
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