Thanks for the example, but I don't have Icab. Nevertheless, it looks like applescript. If so then does that mean that Automator is a replacement for Applescript editor? Jim On Oct 18, 2005, at 6:35 PM, demrcows wrote: > I use a workflow available via contextual menu to replace the > cookie file in iCab with an edited version containing only my > desired cookies. > iCab must not be running, so I had to use an Applescript to quit it > before proceeding (the beep was just for grins.) > > I'll describe my workflow in Automator > 1) from the Library/Automator choose: "Run Applescript" > and insert: > tell application "Finder" > if process "iCab" exists then > beep > quit application "iCab" > end if > end tell > > 2) from the Library/Automator choose: "Pause" > Placed it there assuming iCab might need a second or so to complete > its quit procedures. > Am uncertain if it's needed. > > 3) from Library/Finder choose: "Get Specified Finder Items" > select the saved cookies file > > 4) from Library/Finder choose: "Copy Finder Items" > set this: To: iCab preferences Folder, and set to "Replacing > existing Files" > > 5) from Library/Finder choose: "Launch Application" > relaunch iCab > > > Note: After 6 or seven attempts to get this to flow, I found step 4 > had to be placed in the step 3 position while navigating to the > proper folder or it would copy the Desktop Folder rather than my > chosen Cookies file. After setting the destination Folder in this > step I then inserted "Get Specified Finder Items" into the #3 > position and all was well. Bug? I don't know. All i can say is it > simply would not play the same if assembled the first time in its > final order. > > Tips/hints, different approach? > > Hope this helps someone