Nicholas Riley wrote:

> I couldn't figure out a way to get a remote application to launch
> without using the Finder.

This is correct. Apple events can't start processes; appscript uses  
the Process Manager to launch applications as needed, but this only  
works for the current user. You need to send an 'open' event to  
Finder or System Events (if they're running), or use the 'open'  
utility (if ssh access is available), or something like that.


> Appscript fails because it can't get the
> app's terminology; with terms=False on a non-running TextEdit, I get
> "AppData instance has no attribute 'path'".

That particular error message is due to a bug - it should give an  
'application not running' error instead. It should be fixed in 0.17.3  
if you want to grab a copy from svn:

svn checkout http://svn.macosforge.org/repository/appscript/py- 
appscript/tags/py-appscript-0.17.3

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