24U Appearance OSAX for Mac
AppleScript scripting addition.
$49.00
In English
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24U Appearance OSAX overview
24U Appearance OSAX is a scripting addition for Mac users that makes it easy for an AppleScript script writer to interact with user via dialogs, notifications, alerts, progress indicators, and floating messages, all without the need to use a complex tool, such as XCode, to create a regular app with a window-based graphical user interface.
24U Appearance OSAX allows you to:
- Dynamically build up dialogs with input fields to easily prompt the user for data input
- Use pop-up menus in your dialogs to simplify choosing values from predefined lists
- Validate entered data directly in dialogs to avoid inconveniently re-appearing dialogs
- Indicate progress via progress bar to keep user calm while waiting for your script to finish
- Display floating messages to provide user with detailed runtime information, such as log
What’s new in version 4.0.1.1
Version 4.0.1.1:
Note: This product is not compatible with macOS Lion and later.
- Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
24U Appearance OSAX for Mac
$49.00
In English
Version 4.0.1.1
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Jul 21 2011
Version: 3.1
v3.1 does not work with Lion and the developer has been contacted.
Dec 27 2009
Version: 3.1
This is the worst of the worst. It got installed somehow when I installed TrashIt 4.0. TrashIt works fine, but this 24U Appearance OSAX things causes disturbances and unwanted popups in several other applications as an error notification. I don't know how to get rid of it. The installer has no uninstaller and I wasted a lot of time combing through the devlopers website trying to find out how to uninstall all it's parts. How can a free utility (TrashIt!) include a component that has to be paid for, and worse really hard to get rid of? Why isn't thera ny mention of how to uninstall it or why didn't the developer include an uninstaller? I think that's kind of arrogant.