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Yes, thank you, that was right on.
Before I saw your reply I found a comment on MacInTouch regarding display problems with code snippets in Safari, and "re-selecting" fonts in Safari's Appearance prefs to fix it. I immediately thought that this might be the problem with ASE and it turned out to be fixed as well.
In my case there was supposedly a duplicate Courier font that I was able to fix with Font Book (with some trial and error, it didn't work straightforward.) Once that was resolved I was finally able to select Courier 13 for Safari, and the text entry in ASE was fixed.
I appreciate your help!
Klaus
On 19:55 -0700 15.9.09, John Baltutis wrote:
>On 9/14/09, "Klaus P. Fechner" <[log in to unmask]> wrote, among other things:
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>> Also, opening that script with Apple Script Editor works fine, but
>> typing into the editor window types completely different characters
>> than intended. It works fine in Smile.
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>> Any ideas what's wrong with the keyboard input into ASE?
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>Probably a font issue. See the postings WRT "Courier in 10.6" at
><http://lists.apple.com/archives/applescript-users/2009/Sep/index.html>
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Klaus P. Fechner, Los Altos, CA, USA
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