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On Oct 3, 2007, at 12:50 PM, John Delacour wrote:
> At 09:52 -0600 3/10/07, Chuck Pelto wrote:
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>> Greetings All,
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>> What are the calls to:
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>> [1] Check if there is a record in Macintosh OS X Address Book with
>> specific data in it?
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> tell application "Address Book" to get the name of people whose
> vcard contains "sm"
How about the verbiage for getting the home e-mail?
For instance....
tell application "Address Book"
get name of people whose property street contains "Greenwood"
end tell
Doesn't work.
>> [2] Update an existing record in Address Book with data?
>> [3] Create a new record in Address Book with data?
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> What problems are you having? Address Book has always seemed to me
> pretty easy to script.
It might be, for you, but I've had no fun at all with it. Probably
just me, but nevertheless....
My problem is that whatever variation on verbiage I write to find or
replace data doesn't work.
I need examples of what DOES work.
Regards,
Chuck
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