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Wrote My own script!!
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I'm so proud of myself  I don't know how to program, yet I was able to write a simple Flashcard AppleScript so that I could practice my vocab words for the GRE. This stuff is dope!
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Originally posted by Miniryu:
<STRONG>I'm so proud of myself I don't know how to program, yet I was able to write a simple Flashcard AppleScript so that I could practice my vocab words for the GRE. This stuff is dope!</STRONG>
Good job  I remember my old recording days :shudder: . But now it is nice because I can basically do whatever I want with it. A good board for applescript info is http://bbs.applescript.net/cgi-bin/webbbs_config.pl
BTW, can we see how you achieved your script? Perhaps we could help you clean up any confusing parts?
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Hey, you offset my 20 day reign at the top of this forum!
Anyway, congratulations on your first script! I remember way back when that I started off with AppleScript as my first programming language. It is quite powerful, despite its simplicity.
When you master AppleScript, or are just looking for a bigger challenge, you should take a look at REALbasic. It is a fully featured programming language that can create apps not only for Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X, but Windoze as well. And it is fairly easy to learn as well.
Well, good luck on your AppleScript journey!
[edit: spelling. I think I might needd your script!]
[ 10-16-2001: Message edited by: graphiteman ]
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are the ones who do."
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Originally posted by graphiteman:
<STRONG>Hey, you offset my 20 day reign at the top of this forum!
Anyway, congratulations on your first script! I remember way back when that I started off with AppleScript as my first programming language. It is quite powerful, despite its simplicity.
When you master AppleScript, or are just looking for a bigger challenge, you should take a look at REALbasic. It is a fully featured programming language that can create apps not only for Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X, but Windoze as well. And it is fairly easy to learn too.
Well, good luck on your AppleScript journey!
[edit: spelling. I think I might need your script!]
[edit: sentence structure. I think I'm ging to need more than your script...]
[ 10-16-2001: Message edited by: graphiteman ]</STRONG>
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"...Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world,
are the ones who do."
-To the Crazy Ones
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Thanks for the kind words guys  I'll post my script here as soon as I have a minute. In the meantime I've been studying for the GREs.
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Moving this thread to the OS X Developer Forum because the Developer forum has been axed due to inactivity. Please post all future developer-related questions in either OS X Developer or Web Developer.
thanks
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"Do not be too positive about things. You may be in error." (C. F. Lawlor, The Mixicologist)
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