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Temporary Text Window |
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Brennan Young
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| Last modified |
2002-11-22
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What is this?
Opens a text window and SAVES it in the 'cleanup at startup' folder, so you don't have to think about where to save it. Such files will get deleted, so only use these for scratch documents, grepping, jotting down quick phone numbers etc.
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Temporary Text window
by Brennan Young
Often you want to open a plain text window in Mailsmith
for some random writing, grepping, a quick phone number or whatever
What bothers me about these is that Mailsmith asks if you want to *save* them
when you close them, prompting for a location, which wastes my time.
This script will open a new text window and will save it
in the 'cleanup at startup' folder.
It will be deleted next time the machine boots.
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property tempid : 0
set tempid to tempid + 1
set tempName to "Temporary Text Window " & (tempid as string)
set cleanupAtStartup to (path to "flnt")
set fullTempPath to (cleanupAtStartup as string) & tempName
tell application "Mailsmith"
tell (make new text window with properties {name:tempName})
save to fullTempPath
end tell
end tell
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