Dave,
I'm working on a couple apps: Office Tracker, a networked In/Out board, and
Things To Do!, a workgroup to-do list manager. Both are based on MacApp 3.0.1
and both are scriptable and recordable. Office Tracker has been on the market
for a couple months, and we're trying to get the new scriptable version out
next week. Things To Do is in development for a late summer release.
I hereby remind everyone that Frontier is a great scripting tool. I kept
referring to AppleScript support because there are so many terms (IAC, PPC,
AppleEvents, Object Modal, AppleScript, OSA etc.) bouncing among developers. I
wish that there was a easy way to say how much support an app provides. There
is such a huge difference between support for the required events and good
scripting-recording-terminology support that I think developers, reviewers, and
customers may be confused for a while.
I'd be happy to share my work in an appropriate fashion. I think scripting i
the coolest thing to hit the Mac OS in a long time and I try to spread the word
whenever possible. I've done some consulting where I go in with the code and
talk about OSA etc, but I'd like to do something more general. The MADA folks
have asked me for an article and code for a FrameWorks disk, but other
commitments have prevented me from finishing this. Right now, it looks like I
won't be done until after the WWDC.
Ken Ryall
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