Macworld

An introduction to using AppleScript: AppleScript tutorial

AppleScript is OS X’s naive scripting language and allows you to automate repetitive operations which involve one or more applications. Imagine the time you could save! And the boredom you can avoid!
Ars Technica

Applescript: Check if a file exists

Hey guys, need some help here<BR><BR><BR>I need a if then style check to see if a file exists on a thumbdrive, and I have no idea how, the volume name will always be the same, but it just needs to ...
Engadget

Friday Favorite: Use AppleScript to delete files from a folder

As part of my daily writing, I take a lot of screenshots and process a ton of images on my Mac. As a result, I have two ever-growing folders that are stuffed full of images that are not useful after I ...
Ars Technica

App to delete all files contained in TXT file. AppleScript?

I have a folder of about 1800 files that I need to quickly remove files from. I have a TXT document with a list of files that I need to delete. Is there any app or applescript that I can use to remove ...
Macworld

Create symbolic links in the Finder via AppleScript

When you work with the command line, you’ll notice that you cannot navigate “into” aliases created with the Finder when in Terminal. For example, you cannot issue a cd command into an alias, because ...