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NSAppleScriptEnabled boolean No is great!
Authored by: Han Solo on May 20, '04 12:02:21PM
Yes, and the easiest way to do this is with a single instruction issued from the command line in the Terminal. Notice that you must have administrative rights on the Mac in question to undertake this fix.

Open a Terminal window and type (or copy and paste) the following:


sudo defaults write /System/Library/CoreServices/Help\ Viewer.app/Contents/Info NSAppleScriptEnabled -bool 'no'
This will set the boolean switch as recommended here. Yes, I posted a similar reply below, but given the length of the comments here I thought repeating it might be helpful for some, and yes, I did get this from the MacInTouch homepage Thursday morning. Hope this is helpful.

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