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Do not use absolute path!
why do you use absolute path?
on FindPrefFolder()
Maybe use relative path... and POSIX path of to trasform path in posix path style
set UserHome to path to (home folder) as text
Do not use absolute path!
No, just use "~/Library/Preferences"
Do not use absolute path!
set prefsPath to (path to preferences folder from user domain as text) & "my prefs"
Do not use absolute path!
actually ment to post this:
set prefsPath to POSIX path of (path to preferences folder from user domain as text) & "my prefs"
Or...
set prefsPath to (system attribute "HOME") & "/Library/Preferences/my prefs"
Or...
i'm not sure it's called "Library" in all system languages, tho |
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