> Chris Nandor writes Thu, 3 Sep 1998 07:22:59 -0400 > >At 06.46 -0400 1998.09.03, Alan Fry wrote: > >>However 'syso' does not exist in Finder's 'aete' as an event class, (or > >>at least I can't find it there) and neither do 'beep' nor 'GMT ' figure > >>there as events. I connot see the logic of putting 'MACS' as the address > >>of an event which is not to be found at that address. But for all that, > >>it works. (An AppleScript BTW would not 'tell the Finder' anything: it > >>wouldn't even mention the Finder.) > > > >MACS is also the address for scripting additions (OSAXen). Beep happens > >to be an OSAX. Drag and drop yoru various OSAX on aeteconvert and have > >at it. > > Well so it is -- thanks. But tell me how did you suss out that 'MACS' is > also the address for OSAXen? Is it so in all cases? And where does it tell > you this? The OSAX itself has 'ascr' as the creator, which would lead one > to suppose it ought to be the address, since in the ordinary run of events > (no pun intended) the 'creator' _is_ the address, is it not? I have no experience with raw Apple Events, but while writing AppleScript, I have noticed, for example, that the Display Dialog OSAX displays the dialog in the application specified in the "tell" block. -- Kevin Reid. | Macintosh. "I'm me." | Think different. ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch