AppleScript Language Guide Contents Introduction to AppleScript Language Guide 12 What Is AppleScript? 12 Who Should Read This Document? 13 Organization of This Document 13 Conventions Used in This Guide 14 See Also 15 AppleScript Lexical Conventions 16 Character Set 16 Identifiers 17 Keywords 17 Comments 19 The Continuation Character 19 Literals and Constants 20 Boolean 20 Constant 20 List 20 Number 20 Record 21 Text 21 Operators 21 Variables 22 Expressions 22 Statements 23 Commands 23 Results 24 Raw Codes 24 AppleScript Fundamentals 25 Script Editor Application 25 AppleScript and Objects 27 What Is in a Script Object 27 Properties 28 Elements 29 2008-03-11 | © 2008 Apple Inc. All Rights Reserved. 2 Contents Object Specifiers 29 What Is in an Object Specifier 30 Containers 31 Absolute and Relative Object Specifiers 31 Object Specifiers in Reference Objects 32 Coercion (Object Conversion) 33 Scripting Additions 36 Commands Overview 37 Types of Commands 37 Target 38 Direct Parameter 38 Parameters That Specify Locations 39 AppleScript Error Handling 39 Global Constants in AppleScript 40 AppleScript Constant 40 current application Constant 43 missing value Constant 44 true, false Constants 44 The it and me Keywords 44 Aliases and Files 46 Specifying Paths 46 Working With Aliases 47 Working With Files 48 Remote Applications 49 Enabling Remote Applications 49 eppc-Style Specifiers 49 Targeting Remote Applications 50 Debugging AppleScript Scripts 51 Feedback From Your Script 51 Logging 51 Third Party Debuggers 52 Variables and Properties 53 Defining Properties 53 Declaring Variables 54 Local Variables 54 Global Variables 55 Using the copy and set Commands 56 Scope of Variables and Properties 59 2008-03-11 | © 2008 Apple Inc. All Rights Reserved. 3 Contents Scope of Properties and Variables Declared in a Script Object 60 Scope of Variables Declared in a Handler 64 Script Objects 67 Defining Script Objects 67 Initializing Script Objects 69 Sending Commands to Script Objects 70 Inheritance in Script Objects 71 The AppleScript Inheritance Chain 72 Defining Inheritance Through the parent Property 72 Some Examples of Inheritance 73 Using the continue Statement in Script Objects 75 About Handlers 79 Handler Basics 79 Defining a Simple Handler 80 Handlers with Labeled Parameters 81 Handlers with Positional Parameters 82 Handlers with Patterned Positional Parameters 83 Recursive Handlers 84 Errors in Handlers 85 Passing by Reference Versus Passing by Value 85 Calling Handlers in a tell Statement 86 Saving and Loading Libra…

t. @ Congratulations on your purchase of AppleScript! As computing technology evolves, Apple continues to look for ways to enhance the flexibility of computers to meet individual needs. Toward that end, Apple has expanded the Macintosh graphical user interface to include the powerful and sophisticated scripting system you now hold in your hands. AppleScript technology delivers several key benefits: • It allows users to tailor applications and desktops to meet their needs more precisely. • It streamlines and revolutionizes the work of VARs, in-house developers, systems integrators, and consultants. • It creates exciting new possibilities for commercial developers. AppleScript gives people the power to shape their own computing environments. It delivers on the promise of System 7 Apple event technology by enabling everything from the automation of simple, often-repeated tasks to the integration of several complementary applications into a single, seamless working environment. With AppleScript, the Macintosh is the best and most flexible platform for custom and vertical solutions. The AppleScript Developer's Toolkit for commercial developers includes the AppleScript runtime software, which lets users run scripts on their own system, and a script editor, which is a simple editing and recording utility for creating and changing scripts with AppleScript. It also has complete technical documentation, sample scripts and a sample AppleScript-aware application. It includes a prototype version of the Japanese script dialect, in addition to the English. The AppleScript Runtime Kit is a subset of the toolkit that lets users run scripts on their system. The Runtime Kit includes runtime software and a script editor. Redistribution, site and volume licenses are available for the Runtime Kit. For more information on licensing, customers worldwide should contact Apple Software Licensing at (408) 974-4667. The AppleScript Runtime software will be included in the next major release of system software. The AppleScript Developer's Toolkit is available worldwide and can be ordered immediately through APDA®, Apple's source for developer tools, for a suggested retail price of U.S. $199. The AppleScript Runtime Kit will also be available from APDA, for a suggested retail price of U.S. $20. APDA can be reached in the United States at (800) 282-2732; in Canada at (800) 637-0029; or internationally at (716) 871-6555. Apple encourages your participation in the evolution of this technology. To learn more about AppleScript, consider taking the Developer University "Apple events and AppleScript Programming" self-paced or classroom course. To participate in discussions about AppleScript, use the AppleLink information network. A discussion board has been established specifically for AppleScript (AppleLink path: Developer S…

ti AppleScript Software Development Toolkit Version 1.1 This package contains 6 Manuals Getting Started with AppleScript AppleScript Language Guide English Dialect AppleScript Scripting Additions Guide Building Interjaces with AppleScript AppleScript Guide to Scriptable Applications AppleScript Finder Guide 5 Disks AppleScript Set-up AppleScript Set-up 2 AppleScript Set-up 3 FaceSpan Set-up Finder Scripting Software Softv.·are License Agreement CD-ROM If you have any questions, please call 800-282-2732 (United States) 800-63 7-0029 (Canada) (J16) 871-6555 (International) Apple, the Apple logo, and Macintosh are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the United States and other countries 5/)4 030-5254-B

Important! Apple Workgroup Server 95 Users If you are running AppleSearch Server software on an Apple Workgroup Server 95, you must install the Apple Workgroup Server 95 Tune-Up disks on your server's hard drive in order for AppleSearch to work. AppleShare Users If you are running AppleSearch software with AppleShare version 3.0, 3.0.1, or 3.0.2, install the AppleShare Version 3. 0.3 Patch disk on your server's hard drive in order for AppleSearch to work. 030-5055-A

 Getting StartedWith AppleShare IP 6.3 Includes installation, setup, and configuration information KApple Computer, Inc. © 1999 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved. Under the copyright laws, this manual may not be copied, in whole or in part, without the written consent of Apple. Your rights to the software are governed by the accompanying software license agreement. The Apple logo is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Use of the “keyboard” Apple logo (Option-Shift-K) for commercial purposes without the prior written consent of Apple may constitute trademark infringement and unfair competition in violation of federal and state laws. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this manual is accurate. Apple is not responsible for printing or clerical errors. Apple Computer, Inc. 1 Infinite Loop Cupertino, CA 95014-2084 408-996-1010 http://www.apple.com Apple, the Apple logo, AppleShare, AppleTalk, LaserWriter, LocalTalk, Mac, MacDNS, Macintosh, and Power Macintosh are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Finder, iMac, and The Apple Store are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Java and all Java-based trademarks and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the U.S. and other countries. PowerPC is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation, used under license therefrom. UNIX is a registered trademark in the United States and other countries, licensed exclusively through X/Open Company, Ltd. Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Other company and product names mentioned herein are trademarks of their respective companies. Mention of third-party products is for informational purposes only and constitutes neither an endorsement nor a recommendation. Apple assumes no responsibility with regard to the performance or use of these products. Simultaneously published in the United States and Canada. Contents Preface Getting Started 7 For More Information 8 1 Installing Your Software 9 Minimum System Requirements 9 Server 9 Administration Workstation 9 Client Computer 10 Getting the Most Performance From Your Server 10 Protecting Your Server 11 Backing Up Files Before You Install 11 What You Need Before You Install 11 Gathering Information 11 Setting Up Control Panels 12 Installing AppleShare IP Software 12 Installing Mac OS Server Admin on an Administration Workstation (Optional) 13 Installing AppleShare Client Software 13 Mac OS Clients 13 Windows Clients 14 2 Setting Up AppleShare IP Services 15 Setting Up Your Server to Run AppleShare IP 15 Configuring Your AppleShare IP Services 16 Registering Users and Creating Groups 17 Before You Register New Users 17 …

Use the serial number on this card to activate your software. AppleShare IP 5.0 Unlimited Client Serial#: ..:.-.33 7-XF X-17 J-PIIJG-069-HP l-464-UG T-340 Santorini Server Manager 4.0 Serial#: 1003-713.1-6491-82:,5-9357 Vicom Internet Gateway 3.8.3 [25-Client] Serial#: GWU-EU-380-52305 Activation Password: amaah j-gm be-nh ppdo-fogbib-adj kkp-gma pbdof You are authorized to install Claris Emailer 2.0 from Claris Corporation on up to two hundred-fifty [250] computers. U97504-031A Do not lose this card © 1997 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved. Apple and the Apple logo are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S.A. and other countries.

AppleShare IP Server mit Mac OS 8.6 Clients und Macintosh Manager. Ein Erfahrungsbericht zur Installation und Administration des Apple Servers Inhaltsverzeichnis: Aufgabenstellung 4. Grundkonfiguration von ASIP- 5. Administration des Servers im Server und MM laufenden Betrieb (Tutorial) 1. Der hier dokumentierte (Referenz) Anwendungsfall: 5.1 neue Benutzer anlegen CAD Labor Architektur, HdK Berlin 4.1 Grundkonfiguration des ASIP-Servers 5.2 Benutzer löschen 2. Allgemeine Funktionsweise des AppleShare IP Servers und des 4.1.1 ASIP /File- und FTP- 5.3 Benutzer deaktivieren Macintosh Managers Server 4.1.2 ASIP /Benutzer & 6. Empfehlungen zur Administration 2.1 Funktionsweise des Gruppen des Servers AppleShare IP Servers 4.1.3 ASIP /Zugriffsrechte (ASIP) 4.1.4 ASIP /Web-Server 6.1 Bedienbarkeit 2.2 Funktionsweise des 6.2 Zuverlässigkeit Macintosh Managers 4.2 Grundkonfiguration (MM) des Macintosh Managers 6.3 Systemsicherheit (MM) 7. Fazit 3. Installation 3.1 4.2.1 MM /Benutzernamen Systemvoraussetzungen 4.2.2 MM bei Hardware und /Gruppenmitglieder Software 4.2.3 MM /Zugriffsrechte 4.2.4 MM /gezeigte 3.2 Server: Partitionierung Volumes 4.2.5 MM /Drucker 3.3 Server: Installation 4.2.6 MM /Speicherort, von ASIP und MM Optionen 4.2.7 MM 3.4 Clients: Partitionierung /Computernamen und Installation von MM 4.2.8 MM /allgemeine Einstellungen 4.2.9 MM /Serverauslastung Aufgabenstellung / Warum dieser Erfahrungsbericht... Apples Serversoftware ist von Seiten Zur Einarbeitung in Apples • "AppleShare IP 6.3.1 Hilfe", des Herstellers gut dokumentiert. Serversoftware standen uns Die html-Dokumentation wird bei der Bei den ersten Testläufen in unserem hauptsächlich folgende Installation von ASIP im hier vorgestellten Netzwerk eines I…

D034-0911-A. Cover 05.10.1999 16:13 Uhr Page 1  www.apple.com AppleShare IP 6.3 Einführung Informationen zur Installation, Konfiguration und Verwendung der Software D034-0911-A Gedruckt in Irland KApple Computer, Inc. © 1999 Apple Computer, Inc. Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Betriebsanleitungen, Handbücher und Software sind urheberrechtlich geschützt. Das Kopieren, Vervielfältigen, Übersetzen oder Umsetzen in irgendein elektronisches Medium oder maschinell lesbare Form im Ganzen oder in Teilen ohne vorherige schriftliche Genehmigung von Apple ist nicht gestattet. Alle weiteren Rechte an der Software sind in den mitgelieferten Lizenzbestimmungen festgelegt. Das Apple Logo ist eine Marke der Apple Computer, Inc. Die Verwendung des über die Tastatur erzeugten Apple Logos für kommerzielle Zwecke ohne vorherige Genehmigung von Apple kann als Markenmißbrauch und unlaute- rer Wettbewerb gerichtlich verfolgt werden. Ansprüche gegenüber Apple Computer in Anlehnung an die in diesem Handbuch beschriebenen Hard- oder Soft- wareprodukte richten sich ausschließlich nach den Bestimmungen der Garantiekarte. Weitergehende Ansprüche sind ausgeschlossen, insbesondere übernimmt Apple Computer keine Gewähr für die Richtigkeit des Inhalts dieses Handbuchs. Apple Computer GmbH, Dornacher Str. 3d, D-85622 Feldkirchen, Telefon: 089/9 9640-0 Apple Computer Gesellschaft mbH, Landstrasser Hauptstrasse 71/1. Stock, A-1030 Wien, Telefon: 01/71 18 20 Apple Computer AG, Birgistrasse 4 a, CH-8304 Wallisellen, Telefon: 01/8 77 91 91 Internet: http://www.euro.apple.com http://www.apple.com/de http://www.apple.com/at http://www.apple.com/ch Apple, das Apple Logo, AppleShare, AppleTalk, Finder, iMac, LaserWriter, LocalTalk, Mac, MacDNS, Macintosh, Power Macintosh und The Apple Store sind Marken der Apple Computer, Inc. Java und alle Java basierten Marken und Logos sind Marken der Sun Microsystems, Inc. PowerPC ist eine Marke der International Business Machines Corporation, die in Lizenz verwendet wird. UNIX ist eine Marke, die ausschließlich durch die X/Open Company, Ltd lizenziert wird. Windows ist eine Marke der Microsoft Corporation. Die Rechte an anderen in diesem Handbuch erwähnten Marken- und Produktnamen liegen bei ihren Rechtsinha- bern und werden hiermit anerkannt. Die Nennung von Produkten, die nicht von Apple sind, dient ausschließlich Informationszwecken und stellt keine Werbung dar. Apple übernimmt hinsichtlich der Auswahl, Leist…

C H A P T E R 1 Installing Your Hardware In this chapter m Your modem package m Connecting the GeoPort Telecom Adapter m Connecting internal modems 1 Your modem package Your modem package contains hardware and software that bring fax, data, Internet access, and address book capabilities to your computer. If your modem was not installed either at the factory or by your Apple-authorized service provider, your package contains one of the following modems m GeoPort Telecom Adapter m PC Card modem Your package also contains m a telephone cord m a CD-ROM or set of disks (if your software is not preinstalled on your computer) containing M the Apple Telecom software M the following user’s guides in Adobe Acrobat format Apple Address Book User’s Guide Apple Fax User’s Guide Apple Fax Scripting Guide Apple Telecom AT Command Set Note: On Performa computers, you can find the Apple Address Book User’s Guide and Apple Fax User’s Guide in the Applications Section of the Launcher. m this guide, Getting Started With Apple Telecom 2 Chapter 1 Where to begin To get started using your hardware and software, turn to the appropriate section in this chapter for information about connecting your modem hardware, then proceed to Chapter 2 for instructions on installing the software. m If you have the GeoPort Telecom Adapter, follow the instructions for connecting the adapter in the section “Connecting your GeoPort Telecom Adapter.” m If you have the GeoPort Internal Modem or the Express Modem, follow the instructions for connecting it to the telephone line in the section “Connecting your internal modem.” m If you have a PC Card modem, follow the instructions for connecting it to your computer in the manual that accompanies the modem. Important If you are using a PC Card modem, you need to choose the correct port setting from the Apple Serial Modem control panel before you can begin to use it. See: Chapter 5, “Using Your Modem” for information about choosing settings in the Apple Serial Modem control panel. Installing Your Hardware 3 Other items you may need To use your hardware and software you may also need m An analog telephone line Your modem is designed for use with a traditional analog telephone system. Most homes use an analog system. Many offices and hotels, however, use a Private Branch Exchange (PBX) with digital extensions. If your office or hotel room uses a digital extension, contact the office telephone manager or service provider about acquiring the use of an analog line. m A modular connector on your telephone line If your telephone cord cannot be removed from the wall or has a n…

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