To use it, open Apple Script Editor, paste the script, and then compile it (the
option is in the menus, but I want to say it's cmd-k). You should be prompted
for a place to save your script; pick a spot, as long as you know where it is,
but your scripts folder (~/library/scripts, I think) is
Hi,
does this script say time in 24 hour format or 12 hour? I would like to have
the time in 24 hour.
Thanks for any advice.
Max.
On 10/05/2013, at 7:11 AM, Alex Hall mehg...@gmail.com wrote:
To use it, open Apple Script Editor, paste the script, and then compile it
(the option is in the
Currently it uses 12-hour format, but I'm sure you could get 24-hour if you
wanted. I'd like the change as well, but don't use the script very often so
never looked into it. The key is the original time script, which manages this.
As I think about it, I seem to think the current date's hours
Hi all, is there a way to have voiceover reverse the order it announces the
time? Time before date? The current way sounds odd.
May 8, 11:26 AM
It almost sounds like it is saying May 8th 2011 26 AM.
Any suggestions?
Traci
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Try this script, which also uses vo's settings instead of the system voice:
(*
Speaks the date and time of day
Copyright 2008 Apple Inc. All rights reserved.
You may incorporate this Apple sample code into your program(s) without
restriction. This Apple sample code has been provided AS
Hi alex.
How do I go about applying this script? I have no idea how the apple script
editor. Thanks.
Matt
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On 2013-05-08, at 3:52 PM, Alex Hall mehg...@gmail.com wrote:
Try this script, which also uses vo's settings instead of the system voice:
(*
Speaks
Alex, thank you for this however, now this is how voiceover reads out the time.
2hours: 22minutes: 32seconds PM, Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Could it be because I'm using Samantha compact as my default voice?
Lol, kooky there, I just answered my own question. I switched to Alex and he
spoke it
instantly when I press the keyboard commander for the time
script. Now in Lion, I've experienced at least a 1.5 second lag.
And yes, I have checked allow VoiceOver to be controlled by Apple Script.
On Aug 23, 2011, at 6:22 AM, craig J Dunlop wrote:
I git that too. and then it only reads
I have the opposite from you. I've noticed a quicker response in
10.7.1 than 10.7.
Having read the thread concerning the time script, it gave me
motivation to go and do what I've always wanted to do. I've always
wanted to hear the time before the date. So I tweaked the script to
speak the time
, at 7:24 PM, james Walton wrote:
hi everyone,
who here has problems with they do the time script, it takes at least like 2
or 3 seconds to even speak the time and date?
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I have also noticed a lag in Lion as well. When I was using Snow Leopard,
VoiceOver responds instantly when I press the keyboard commander for the time
script. Now in Lion, I've experienced at least a 1.5 second lag.
And yes, I have checked allow VoiceOver to be controlled by Apple Script
Yes I've experienced the very same thing. Some times I need to press the key
combination twice before getting a response.
On Aug 22, 2011, at 7:24 PM, james Walton wrote:
hi everyone,
who here has problems with they do the time script, it takes at least like 2
or 3 seconds to even speak
ya, that is a strange issue!
i don't know if it is trying to find the file, or what because when i press the
command, i hear the drive reading.
like that time i just did it it took 4 seconds to even do it!
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Subject: time script
hi everyone,
who here has problems with they do the time script, it takes at least like
2 or 3 seconds to even speak the time and date?
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do you happen to know where this file is located, i would like to see the code
of it.
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um... let me try to find it.
/Volumes/MacintoshHd/library/scripts/voiceover
Under there there is a file called Time of Day
I wonder if that's it.
Chris.
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I don't know anything about Apple script, so if that's not it, let me know
and I'll keep looking for it.
Chris.
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Subject: Re: time script
most
that was the file.
i opened it to see it but have not dug in to it yet.
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the file is locked, and i am tired, so i am going to just leave it alone for
the night.
don't want to screw anything up!
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OK, awesome. Glad that I could help.
Chris.
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Subject: Re: time script
that was the file.
i opened it to see it but have not dug in to it yet
command
to do it. There still may be a bit of a pause if you haven't used the script
in a while, but it does seem to be a bit faster if that box is checked.
Darcy
On 2011-08-22, at 9:24 PM, james Walton wrote:
hi everyone,
who here has problems with they do the time script, it takes at least
really!
let me check that one out!
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strange, it makes it faster now!
lets see where this one goes!
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Hi all again!
I meant to include the link where I found the alternative time script info. It
is:
http://devdaily.com/blog/post/mac-os-x/an-applescript-subroutine-that-returns-current-time-as-hours-mi
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