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Load multiple AppleScript dictionaries in Script Editor
Any way you could paraphrase - sez you have to have acct to view. I would rather not at this time...
Load multiple AppleScript dictionaries in Script Editor
The second link has a post with this delightful script that will present a dialog box with all running apps, command-click on the ones you want to opent the dictionaries of (with acknowledgements to the authors):
tell application "Finder"
  set {theFiles, theNames} to {file, name} of application processes
  set eligibleNames to {}
  repeat with i from 1 to (count theFiles)
    try
      if has scripting terminology of item i of theFiles then
        set the end of eligibleNames to item i of theNames
      end if
    on error -- just skip anything that errors
    end try
  end repeat
  activate
  set chosenNames to (choose from list eligibleNames with prompt ¬
    "Select the currently running application(s) whose " & ¬
    "dictionaries you wish to open:" default items {"Finder"} with multiple selections allowed)
  if the result is false then return
  repeat with i from 1 to (count chosenNames)
    open (get application file of process (item i of chosenNames)) using application file id "ToyS"
  end repeat
end tell
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