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Close Fetch After iCal Event Complete (5 posts)
- Started 10 years ago by Kirby
- Latest reply 10 years ago from Kirby
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Kirby Member
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Jim Matthews Administrator
Yes, you can have AppleScript send a quit command to Fetch. Here's the script:
tell application "Fetch"
quit
end tellIf you are using Automator, put that script in a "Run AppleScript" action at the end of your workflow.
Thanks,
Jim Matthews
Fetch Softworks -
Kirby Member
Thanks for the fast response. How do you set up automator to open and run the Fetch Mirror Document?
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Jim Matthews Administrator
I'd recommend writing a simple AppleScript, and having iCal open the AppleScript instead of the mirror document.
To create the AppleScript, follow these steps:
1. Open AppleScript Editor (in the Utilities folder)
2. Click the Record button
3. Perform the mirror operation in Fetch
4. Quit Fetch
5. Click the Stop button in AppleScript EditorAppleScript Editor should record a script that does the mirror, and then quits Fetch. You can save that script as an application, and have iCal open the application.
Let me know if that doesn't do the trick.
Thanks,
Jim Matthews
Fetch Softworks -
Kirby Member
Works great. Thanks!
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I am trying to use Fetch to download new files from a remote server using iCal and the mirror command. I got it to work; however, Fetch remains open on the screen after completing the event. Since I have will have lots of multiple events, this will get ugly. Is there a way to tell Fetch to close after completing the mirror task? Thanks.
Posted 10 years ago #