Insert date in Outline
Jeremy Reichman
jaharmi at mac.com
Wed Feb 20 07:17:00 PST 2002
I have accomplished this (for many apps) by installing the AppleScript
script menu, and creating a simple script I named "Copy today's date
string":
set the clipboard to (the date string of (current date))
I just paste the resulting text into a line in OO.
This does the job for me now, until I get a native version of SpellCatcher'
s glossary mechanism (TypeIt4Me hasn't worked for me yet), which let me do
auto-substitutions for date/time and more in OS 9. That's what I used to
use for every application ... and SC did work in nearly every app, but not
in dialogs.
The AppleScript script menu is available for download from:
<http://www.apple.com/applescript/>
... in the Mac OS X section.
I also have a nice little "Quick calculator" script that operates on
similar principle (type formula into a dialog, AppleScript calculates for
you and pastes the result into the clipboard), and that avoids the need
for the Calculator.app.
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Jeremy Reichman
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