Announcement Script Editor X 1.6 available

Hi everyone, If you want a more capable script editor, I've released version 1.6! Features and fixes galore! Screen shots, download and info at There may remain issues with the installer*. Recommendation: Keep a backup copy o

RE: Launching a local file in the default browser

Hugh, I tried it without the "file:///" in OS X as well as with other variations with less than three slashes. All did nothing. Perhaps it's the fact they are "/"-delimited paths that they require "file:///" ? Ken Ray Sons of Thunder Software Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web Site: http://www.sonsoth

Re: Launching a local file in the default browser

I tried it without the "file:///" in OS X as well as with other variations with less than three slashes. All did nothing. Perhaps it's the fact they are "/"-delimited paths that they require "file:///" ? I would suspect this is true. "file://" (with two colons) is really the proper protocol, as it

File append

(I was writing the following for bug report to runrev.com, unfortunately I am getting a lot of broken links on their bug reporting system, pointing me no where, so here I post it) Here is the code in question: on fileAppend thefile,thedata open file thefile for binary append write thedata to