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You simply drag actions in the order you want them performed. Automator replaces all of that tiresome typing with the beauty of drag and drop. When Apple released Mac OS 10.4, they included a little utility called Automator. The syntax is kind of strange, and if you had a parentheses or a quote out of place, the script wouldn’t work. This script would move anything in the DeleteMe folder to the trash and empty it. Try tell application "Finder" delete (every file of folder "DeleteMe" of desktop)Įnd tell end try try tell application "Finder" activate With AppleScript, you had to learn Apple’s syntax to make applications do what you wanted them to. If you haven’t played with Automator yet, you’re missing out on some serious power – made simple! In the past, writing AppleScripts meant just that – writing. Sounds like a lot of labor, doesn’t it? True, there is a bit of clicking and dragging, but once you’re done, Automator will repeat the process every day. In this article, you will learn how to change your Desktop background every day with an image downloaded from NASA’s Cool Astronomy Picture of the Day.
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