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Use iTunes visuals as a screen saver
Authored by: mark hunte on Feb 11, '04 03:33:40PM
Thanks for the tip. I was trying to work out how to do this a while back. but could not find a way to activate my script as a screensaver. (was waiting for G-Force website to give me some clues as promised. But the "scriptsaver" does the trick.
I've used your

set full screen to true
set visuals enabled to true"
which is much simpler than my original
click menu item "Turn Visualizer On" of menu "Visualizer" of menu bar 1
Also set the iTunes window to minimize so its not in the way when I want to use the Mac. You will need to be running system events ( jaguar ) GUI scripting (panther) to run this script ( below )
tell application "iTunes"
	activate
	 
 end tell
 	 tell application "System Events"
		 
		tell process "iTunes"
			 click menu item "Minimize" of menu ¬
		"window" of menu bar 1
			
	end tell
		tell application "iTunes"
			set full screen to true
		set visuals enabled to true
			
	end tell
    end tell

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mh

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