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AppleScript for Dummies 2e

Autor T Trinko
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 27 aug 2004
* According to Apple, the latest version of Mac OS X (10.3) contains the most significant release of AppleScript in the past decade; the new version of AppleScript includes changes to existing tools as well as new features and applications * This book is updated to cover the latest in AppleScript technology and new Apple software, and teaches the reader how to script Internet activities, automate workflows, customize iLife applications, and much more * Using practical, easy-to-understand tips and directions, Tom Trinko shows ordinary users how to harness the power of the AppleScript programming language * Includes coverage on finding and installing AppleScript; using AppleScript to automate tasks in programs such as Word, Excel, FileMaker Pro, and the Mac OS Finder; arranging applications to work together to accomplish complex tasks; controlling applications that aren't even scriptable; taking advantage of tools that make composing AppleScript programs easy and fun; and finding additional AppleScript information on the Internet and elsewhere
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780764574948
ISBN-10: 0764574949
Pagini: 416
Dimensiuni: 187 x 235 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.7 kg
Ediția:2nd Edition
Editura: Wiley
Locul publicării:Hoboken, United States

Public țintă

Industry Trends: AppleScript has been a key component of the Mac experience since the early 1990s. And, while the basics of the language haven′t changed much since its initial release, the capabilities of AppleScript have been expanded –– especially with the release of OS X.
Target Audience
: Non–programmers that want to learn how to automate tasks for their Mac and experienced programmers who are new to Applescript but want to learn this programming language quickly.
Potential audience members include general Mac users who want to automate everyday tasks and extend the capabilities of the Mac OS, graphics professionals who want to automate workflows, and profuse iLife users.

Cuprins

Introduction. Part I: Getting Started. Chapter 1: A Cannonball Dive into the Scripting Pool. Chapter 2: AppleScript Basics without Stomach Acid. Chapter 3: Writing a Script without Ink. Part II: All You Ever Needed to Know about AppleScript You Learned in Part II. Chapter 4: Values: Different Types of Information. Chapter 5: Variables: Data Cupboards. Chapter 6: Operators: Math without Mistakes. Chapter 7: References: Being Picky about Data. Chapter 8: Commands: Ordering AppleScript Around. Chapter 9: I/O (I Owe) without Credit Cards. Chapter 10: If: Letting Your Computer Make Decisions So You Can Blame It Later. Chapter 11: Repeat: Going in Circles for Fun and Profit. Chapter 12: Try: Dealing with Problems without Crashing. Chapter 13: Handlers: Organizing Your Script. Chapter 14: Properties: Storing Data for Awhile. Chapter 15: Deploying Scripts: Cool Ways to Access Scripts. Chapter 16: Autonomous Scripts: Working Unsupervised. Chapter 17: Taking Charge of Applications. Chapter 18: Debugging: Fixing Problems without DDT. Chapter 19: Scripting Additions: Taking AppleScript to New Heights. Chapter 20: Script Objects: Recycling Scripts for a Healthy Environment. Chapter 21: Miscellaneous Advanced Stuff. Part III: How to Control the World--or at Least Some Common Programs. Chapter 22: Finder/System Tricks without Touching the Mouse. Chapter 23: Business Applications and Microsoft Office 2004. Chapter 24: Layout and Graphics Applications. Chapter 25: Scripting the Web. Chapter 26: Scripting iLife. Chapter 27: GUI Scripting. Part IV: The Part of Tens. Chapter 28: More Than Ten Scriptable Applications. Chapter 29: More Than Ten Scripting Resources. Index.