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I hope you would agree that this unnecessarily cumbersome. A plain text script file is hard to beat.
by Ididntdothis 7y ago
I hope you would agree that this unnecessarily cumbersome. A plain text script file is hard to beat.
- Wowfunhappy 7y agoAs I said, you can use Script Editor.app, in the Utilities folder, instead of Automator. Personally, I like to write and test Applescripts in the Script Editor, and then throw them into Automator when I'm finished so I can save them as "Services", which means they'll appear in the right click menu of whatever app(s) I choose. But that's entirely optional.
- sosborn 7y agoYou can call arbitrary scripts from Automator and pass in arguments.