Once your project loads up, Xcode will have pre-populated it with some default files including the main AppleScript file usually called “AppDelegate.applescript”. This is the AppleScript file where ...

The first of these, appscript, is a bridge that allows you to call AppleScript functions by using Python code, which means you don't have to write any AppleScript code at all.

How to Use AppleScript to Launch Programs. In 1992 Apple Computer began incorporating AppleScript as part of System 7.1, a version of the Classic Macintosh Operating System that predated Mac OS X ...

Before you can build your first AppleScript you need to know some basics: what a script-able application is and how to use the Script Editor.Script-able ApplicationsBasically, script-able ...

Last week, Dave mentioned that you can change the file type used system-wide for screenshots. However, some people are afraid of using Terminal.app to muck around with their Mac. In this week's ...

Pages appears to have gained a more extensive set of AppleScript functions in this update, and is split into three different "suites": an application-related suite of methods, one for graphics ...

Macscript.com chief Steven Angier notes that the development of these AppleScript functions have been a long time coming. They’ve been tested in commercial projects, tweaked and refined ...

If you share files, printers, internet, or other things from your Mac, it can get annoying constantly navigating through System Preferences turning it on and off. Here's an AppleScript that can ...

It’s an AppleScript that automates the process of ripping, then encoding, iTunes CD tracks as MPEG-4 audio files using QuickTime 6.x Pro.