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>At 12:25 pm -0500 17/1/06, Bill Steele wrote:
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>>>>Is there a way for a script to identify the
>>>>file selected in a Graphic Converter browser
>>>>window? Nothing obvious in the dictionary,
>>>>and "selection-object" doesn't even compile.
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>>>file in front window
>>>--=> file "...."
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>>Works if the file has been opened, but not if
>>it's just selected in the browser window.
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>>Maybe I can work with that, though.
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>I have no difficulty with it, here selecting two thumbnails in the browser:
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>tell application "GraphicConverter" to ¬
> selection in window 1
>--=> {file
>"MacMini:Users:jd:Pictures:AUXERR_1.JPG", file
>"MacMini:Users:jd:Pictures:auxerre_ca1960.jpg"}
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>JD
That works. Just needed the right syntax. Thanks.
(Don't remember what else I tried...)
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Bill Steele
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