At 14:17 +0000 13/12/09, Chris Harbinson wrote:

>[...] It's getting myWonderfulList from script 1 to script 2 without 
>too much clumsiness that's puzzling me at the moment.

If you make myWonderfulList a property of the first script and run it:

    property _name : "n"
    property _age : "0"
    set _dd to display dialog "What's your name?" default answer ""
    set _name to text returned of _dd
    set _dd to display dialog "How old are you?" default answer ""
    set _age to text returned of _dd

then the values assigned to your variable(s) will be stored as a 
property of the script and when you load the first script into the 
second and run this:

    set _scriptsfolder to path to scripts folder as Unicode text
    set _script1path to _scriptsfolder & "Applications:Smile:script_1"
    set _script1 to load script alias _script1path
    display dialog _name of _script1

you will have these values available.

Script 1 will need to be run from a scripts menu and not from the 
open window, at least in Smile.  Otherwise the properties will not be 
stored.

JD