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Tag Archives: AppleScript
How to Make Your Mac Sleep
This article shows how to put your Mac to sleep using a variety of methods. We will walk through how to make your Mac sleep using AppleScript, Automator, and the command line. Continue reading
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Tagged AppleScript, Automator, command line, sleep
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How to Display a Message After a Long Task
Power Manager is frequently used to start long running tasks. While any event is running, Power Manager’s menu bar changes to show a small cog. Sometimes this small indicator is not enough. Continue reading
Posted in AppleScript, PM4, PMPRO4, Power Manager, Recipe
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How to Fix Power Manager AppleScript Syntax Errors
This article shows how to fix AppleScript Editor’s “Syntax Error” with the message “Expected “,” or “}” but found property.” AppleScript Editor needs to find and read the terminology dictionary of the application being scripted. If the application can not be found, the unhelpful “Syntax Error” will appear.
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Tagged AppleScript, Power Manager Scripting, syntax error
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How to Run an AppleScript After Inactivity
Power Manager can run an AppleScript after a period of inactivity on Mac OS X. Unlike most other scheduling tools, Power Manager can run your AppleScript as the front most user. This means your AppleScript can interact with applications and the user; with Power Manager your AppleScript is not restricted as it is with other tools.
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Tagged AppleScript, inactivity, Power Manager, recipe, script
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