Smile - 1.8.0AppleScript editor for beginners & integrated environment for developers |
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- Version: 1.8.8, 9/3/2002 02:41AM PST
Gene van Troyer
has been a lifesaver. The version 1.6 script editor that came with my Japanese OS has never worked (it always hangs the Classic system), but Smile has let me access and run scripts to test whether they work. I hope an OSX version, along with the Satimage OSAX are soon to be released. The difficulty in figuring out which comonents to download, and a bug that keeps me from accessing the Help files even though they are installed as suggested, and the fact that the tutorial also doen't want to run, keep me from giving this five stars.
The 1.8.4->1.8.7 Updater… - Version: 1.8.4, 3/11/2002 04:07PM PST
outer
hung my machine when it was quitting, and after rebooting the updated application hung my machine upon launch :-(
Techtrackerguy: Standard Additions… - Version: 1.8.4, 9/6/2001 03:42AM PST
mfwills
includes the RUN SCRIPT command. It is especially useful if you have a routine you want to use in several other scripts, rather than repeating everything every time. Use it in Script A to "call" Script B.