On Mar 19, 2009, at 1:12 AM, Kay C Lan wrote:
http://macscripter.net/viewtopic.php?id=17554
My initial thoughts would be to work with the listed Documents, not
Applications. Have the user set the Recent Document to a reasonable
number.
By sorting chronologically you should be able to remove any files
that were
opened the day previously, unfortunately if it's set to 20 and he
opens 20
files and closes 10 of them on the same day, when he starts again
it's going
to open all 20 :-(
This tip is very helpful! Some nice applescript on that web page.
By getting the list open apps and then running the following script
(substituting app names from my list of open apps) I can get currently
open file names (no paths). I can run the list of current files with
one of the scripts on that web page you refer to and also get the
pathways to those files.
tell application "System Events"
get name of every window of application process "Preview"
end tell
This works great for Recent Items but falls down when trying to get
some apps & files, such as Microsoft Word docs. They use a different
system.
Thanks!
sims
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Skype: sims.jim
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