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Surround SCM on December 07, 2009 Works with Surround SCM 2010 and later
Will not work with Surround SCM 2009 and earlier
This is a Mac version of the Launch Outlook example. In this example, we’ll use Applescript to attach the files. The AppleScript is a little more complicated, as we have to handle the various ways that the results can be passed in (see the original article for the details.)
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Jeff Amfahr talks about
Surround SCM on December 07, 2009 Works with Surround SCM 2010 and later
Will not work with Surround SCM 2009 and earlier
Overview
This is a short sample showing how to leverage the new client menu integration in Surround SCM 2010 and AppleScript on the Mac. This sample shows how to add a file context menu item which copies the sscm:// path to the clipboard for pasting into another application. The XML file for the menu is simple enough (Please refer to the Surround SCM Custom Client Menus article for help on creating a custom menu option to access the tool)
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Surround SCM on April 23, 2008 It’s possible to use AppleScript and Microsoft Office for the Mac to provide improved integration between Surround SCM and Microsoft Word on the Macintosh. Below are some sample AppleScript snipets that show you how to do this.
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Surround SCM on January 23, 2008 It’s possible to use AppleScript and Microsoft Office for the Mac to provide improved integration between Surround SCM and Microsoft Word on the Macintosh. Below are some sample AppleScript snipets that show you how to do this. None of these have full error handling, but should server as an example of how you might leverage these two tools. For all of these samples, open up the AppleScript Script Editor application, paste the script in and save the file as an application.
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