Thanks Jim,
I am getting the picture now. I am also curious to your 'other'
method. Instructions and stack are a great help.
Thanks,
Tom
On Feb 13, 2006, at 12:38 PM, Jim Ault wrote:
Hey, Thomas,
with tokens where the dynamic parts are; for example,
[datafilepath] can be a token for a filepath.
It is a fancier way to say
replace "[datafilename]" with tDatFile in applscrptVar
where tDatFile is the variable you created in Rev.
thus you can use placeholders or 'tokens'.
The catch to the "do as AppleScript" method is that the script has
to be
literally the correct string.
I have another way to store and retrieve AppleScripts in a stack
that I like
better than using custom properties since it makes it easier to
manage and
edit the AppleScripts. I will post it later today with
instructions. I
could also send an example stack to anyone who is interested in
harnessing
the power of AppleScript.
But for the moment, I have a lengthy meeting to go into.
Later
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
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