OFF: How to Determine Which AppleScript Commands are Supported |
Q142439
When you use AppleScript, you should know which Apple Events or commands
are supported by the programs you are working with. Not all Apple Events
are supported by every program.
The "More Information" section of this article explains a method to
determine which Apple Events are supported by a program.
AppleScript is a macro language that ships with Macintosh System 7.5 or later. You can use AppleScript to automate repetitive tasks. A program must have the code to support specific Apple Events; otherwise your AppleScript commands are ignored. To be System 7 compliant, a program must support the following Apple Events:
OpenUse the steps below to determine which events/commands are supported by the program you are working with.
Quit
Run
This is an indication that the selected program does not support the scripting of Apple Events.Could not read the dictionary of the program or extension because it is not scriptable.
Could not read the dictionary of the program or extension because I can't connect to the scripting system. Make sure it was installed correctly.
AppleScript is manufactured by Apple, a vendor independent of Microsoft; we
make no warranty, implied or otherwise, regarding this product's
performance or reliability.
For additional information on AppleScript, please contact Apple
Technical Support at (800) SOS-APPL (767-2775).
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