What is your end goal? To activate Bluetooth on login or to have a script be
able to enable blue tooth audio?
It appears that launching the application "BluetoothAudioAgent.app" will enable
bluetooth audio. If this is the case, then the following APpleScript might do
the trick or you could set up the Audio Agent to run at startup...
tell application "BluetoothAudioAgent"
activate
end tell
I attempted to discover the UI Agents within the app and got nothing, but a
dialog box indicating that no blue tooth audio devices were available.
Let me knw how it goes.
Jonathan
On May 24, 2011, at 10:49 AM, Mark BurningHawk Baxter wrote:
> Is there a way to automate the sequence of keystrokes used to turn on a
> Bluetooth device, say my hearing aids streamer box? Right now, I have to
> type VO M twice, right arrow to Bluetooth, down arrow to Icom, over and down
> once to Use as Audio Device, Stereo. Not to whine, but that's, what,
> counting chorded keys as one keystroke,... 13 keystrokes. Can't I just...
> you know, ... cluck on something? *dumb blond look even though I'm a guy and
> more grey than blond now because I"m old*
> Thanks...
>
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