John Rethorst wrote:
> In article <7208e$47f92231$5355b012$26056@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
> Otto van Verseveld <vanohvxrsxvxld@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>> I can't figure out how to save (and run) the above script as a compiled
>> script.
>> If I load the above script into Script Editor (version 2.1.1 (81)) and
I
>> select the 'Save As' option I can only see the Following 'File Format'
>> options:
>> Script
>> Application
>> Script Bundle
>> Application Bundle
>> Text
>
> Script
....
>
> What happens when you run it on Thunderbird?
>
> Drag the Thunderbird icon onto the Script Editor icon, to open
Thunderbird's
> dictionary. Does it contain a Set command, and a Window object with a
Bounds
> property?
If I drop Thunderbird on Script Editor nothing happens. Also the 'Open
Dictionary' command from the Script Editor shows a list of applications,
in which I can select Thunderbird, but after selection nothing happens.
Is this normal behaviour or am I still missing something?
Maybe I better start learning AppleScript although it doesn't appeal
very much to me (yet), since I've programming too long C/C++/Java.
Actually I'm a bit disappointed that Apple couldn't provide some tools
(e.g. Automator) with which my specific problem could be solved.
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