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Jason8 <jason.leach@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> property i: "path\to\my\image.tiff"
POSIX paths use the forward slash character (/) for a delimiter - not
the backwards slash character (\) as you've used above.
Also, in AppleScript, most applications that accept paths expect the
paths to be HFS paths, which use the colon character (:) as a delimiter,
and use a slightly different method of specifying the start (or root) of
the path. To convert a POSIX path to an HFS path, use the "POSIX file"
command:
set posix_path to "/Library"
set hfs_path to POSIX file posix_path
To convert a HFS path to a POSIX path, use the "POSIX path" property:
set hfs_path to choose file
set posix_path to hfs_path's POSIX path
Enjoy.
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