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Since just about anyone w/ .Mac accts needs this...
...can you inform us newbies on how to place this in our crontab?
This is a godsend for my wife and I to use iCal/Address Book/Mail, if we can get it setup. Thanks!!
Since just about anyone w/ .Mac accts needs this...
Some articles here should get you going:
Since just about anyone w/ .Mac accts needs this...
Open Script Editor and paste in this code: on idle try tell application "iSync" to set isSynching to syncing if isSynching is false then tell application "Address Book" set NewCurrentMyCard to my card if NewCurrentMyCard is not CurrentMyCard then set my card to CurrentMyCard save addressbook end if end tell if aBookRun is false then tell application "Address Book" to quit if iSyncRun is false then tell application "iSync" to quit quit end if end try return 1 end idle on run try set abookRun to tell application "Finder" to ¬ (name of processes) contains "Address Book" set iSyncRun to tell application "Finder" to ¬ (name of processes) contains "iSync" tell application "Address Book" to set CurrentMyCard to my card tell application "iSync" to synchronize set isSynching to true end try idle end run Save the script using File -> Save As...
Since just about anyone w/ .Mac accts needs this...
One last thing, you need to do the CronniX setup for each account you want to run the script in. Just go in each account and repeat everything after the part about installing CronniX.
Since just about anyone w/ .Mac accts needs this...
I get an syntax error w/ the "tell" in this line:
set abookRun to tell application "Finder" to ¬ I would imagine it will happen in the iSyncRun line just below.
Since just about anyone w/ .Mac accts needs this...
The line starting 'set abookRun to ... ' thru to ' .. contains "iSync"' 3 lines below should be replaced by: -
Since just about anyone w/ .Mac accts needs this...
Yeah, that way shortens the lines and produces basically the same script. I should have done that so that I could have avoided the line continuations which seem to cause so many headaches, but when you are doing stuff sometimes you just copy and paste and don't look to see if you should combine stuff.
Thanks everyone for the help!! *N/T*
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