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I needed a small change
I'm not accustomed to AppleScript (yet), but I had to change the line
to simply
Since noone else mentioned it, I suspect I might have something misconfigured somewhere. Oh well, it works now.
I needed a small change
Interesting. The only reason I have it that way, is because I saw another script that did it that way. I wonder what the difference is.
tell..
The difference will be that with the "tell.." line that finder will speak the text, but with out the system will speak. The dock is a good app to use to do things, if im going to get a dialog to display i tell the dock to do it as it is allways in front of everything
Me Too
tell application "Finder" to say "foo"gives the following error message:
However,
works as expected. This is on 10.2.4.
But it works fine for me. Hmmm....
I used the original:
tell application "Finder" to say "Mail from " & thisSender
and it works fine for me (10.2.4).
Why would AppleScript perform differently for different users?
But it works fine for me. Hmmm....
I don't know, but I realized last night you don't need the "tell application 'Finder'" clause at all. say is in the "standard extensions" library, it's not part of the finder. |
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