I open ScriptEditor, click on Record, click on some icons in the doc, open System Preferences, then click stop in the ScriptEditor and nothing happens, meaning I get no script. Nothing was recorded.
Has anyone being able to record any applescript using Script Editor under Snow Leopard? Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks,
-Sergio
Click Record, perform the actions you want to record, then click Stop. The Script Editor only records actions that change a document, setting, or other aspect of the application.
EDITING A SCRIPT You are going to edit it so that it can actually open the fragment editors of each of the selected sequences. From the AppleScript Editor File menu choose Open and locate the script called "Edit this Script" inside the Sample Data's AppleScript folder. Select the script and click the Openbutton.
AppleScript is a scripting language created by Apple.
You can only record applications that are written to be recordable. Try recording some actions in the Finder, and it should work.
There are very few modern recordable AppleScript apps. In addition to Finder, BareBones' excellent free TextWrangler text-editing app is recordable (as is the pro BBEdit editor); Fetch, the FTP client, is recordable.
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