I am planning to buy a Macbook Air. Since the Macbook Air catalog has not been updated with new features to all Air models, does it seem that Apple will be introducing a newer generation of Macbook Air? Will it be wise for me to wait, if this new generation can be expected to come out sometime wi...
I've a rather complex task to solve. I don't use OS X, but now I have to provide some colleagues with a simple application that automatically copies a certain file to a network folder. Normally I'd use a shell script, but some minimal GUI is a must-have thing in this case. So I thought I could us...
The nub of this question is how to represent a network path in AppleScript. It seems bounty worthy to me as soon as it hits the point where that action can be taken.
There was some concern that we don't have enough technical people to address a question like this, so I'd love to get some eyeballs and votes for good questions like this if you agree it's a good thing / well worded, etc... (and do down vote it if that's your view of the matter - I'm just happy to have some more eyes and votes on this question)
@bmike thanks for the bounty! My first. Eventually we'll clear the grey area from that answer — I plan to put a bounty on apple.stackexchange.com/q/50004/8546 in maybe a couple of months. If you need to put things to practical use sooner, just give me a nudge. G
@bmike it's years since I did AppleScript but my instinct is to not migrate AppleScript questions away from Ask Different unless they're extraordinarily technical. AppleScript was designed to be used as an accessible end-user scripting language, and so answers are likely to be accessible.
@GrahamPerrin You're most welcome. I'm too busy to ingest it - I'll bug you when I dig into it more :-)
@daviesgeek As long as it sticks with Xcode - you should be fine.
@daviesgeek Hee hee hee. Since when is right so important? Having options is a nice thing and why run any code if you can accomplish the same task externally?
My current manner of archiving old iOS applications is both manual and dysfunctional.
Currently I move copies by hand to a folder named "old iOS applications". I also depend on Time Machine to provide historical copies of apps for the rare case when an update to an app causes me to have a probl...
My current manner of archiving old iOS applications is both manual and dysfunctional.
Currently I move copies by hand to a folder named "old iOS applications". I also depend on Time Machine to provide historical copies of apps for the rare case when an update to an app causes me to have a probl...
