That's terrific Bill. Now, to figure out how to actually create a script. I figured it was something the an Action in Photoshop but I have to learn the language. terry Eating an artichoke is like getting to know someone really well. On Feb 18, 2006, at 10:44 AM, Bill White wrote: > > > Just for reference, I thought I'd outline the steps needed to > create and > save an AppleScript for anyone else who might be curious. > > [1] Open Script Editor (should be in Application/AppleScript/Script > Editor) > > [2] Make a new window if one doesn't already exist and either type > or paste > your script in that window. > > [3] Click "Compile" to make sure all is well. Click "Run" to run it. > > [4] If it does what you want, save it. There are several save > options but > the two of most interest would be saving as a script or saving as an > application. If you save as a script, then double-clicking the file > will > open it in Script Editor; if you save as an application, double- > clicking the > file will run it as if it was any other application (after all, it > is!). > Note that if you save as an app, there will be three optional > checkboxes > (Run Only, Stay Open, and Startup Screen) which should stay > unchecked for > most purposes. > > Hope that helps. Happy scripting! > > Bill >