>On Fri, 6 Dec 1996, Clinton MacDonald wrote: >> This sounds more like a job for AppleScript! Try the following script: Then oszarazi@cuug.ab.ca wrote: >Isn't "AppleScript" an incredibly large Security Hole?? >The idea of integrating anything in that way seems to be seriously >contrary to all models of the Internet. Huh? I think I don't quite understand to what you are refering. AppleScript is built in to the MacOS System 7.5. There are a few situations in which you can control another Mac *on your local network* with AppleScript. And even for that, the other user must set her permissions to allow this. But AppleScript is a marvelous and robust scripting language for driving applications (including the Finder) on your own desktop. Matthias is working to incorporate AppleScript into MacPerl for that reason. *JavaScript*...now that might be a security risk, but I think the people at Sun (and Netscape) are trying to eliminate those features as rapidly as possible. Cheers, Clint -- Clint MacDonald | <cbbccm2@tthsc6.lubb.ttuhsc.edu> <http://www.grad.ttuhsc.edu/Grad/macdonald/>