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Local network messaging using AppleScript
@Beavix: I don't have a .Mac or AOL account to use with iChat, I presume you need that to activate iChat, unless somebody can telll me otherwise. That's why I wrote this script.
Local network messaging using AppleScript
AAAH! Forget my last remark about iChat, I feel like a ********, for some reason I never get passed the iChat register screen. To be precisely, I never pressed 'continue'...
Local network messaging using AppleScript
Hmm, I don't see the point of any of this effort, when your Mac comes to you with iChat. I'd be pretty angry at finding out my meticulously constructed selection just vanished from the Clipboard, too, and and I also agree that it's annoying to be "ripped out of your program" when you're busy with it. Heck, I don't even like it when other programs *I* chose to run do that to me -- I think it's very rude and disruptive of Mail, for example, to pop up on my screen while it's finishing its startup sequence and downloading my mail. I HATE that. That's what the Dock is for -- so a program can discreetly ask for attention by bouncing, rather than popping itself up between me and my work. |
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