What Does a Script Reader Do?

Apple Script is a scripting language (AppleScript). AppleScript first appeared on Mac OS 7 in 1990. AppleScript can now run on the latest operating system Mac OS X, providing a lot of convenience for normal operations. ^[1]

AppleScript is

With Apple Events, you can issue commands to your application from a script to use the application to automate certain actions. In most cases, AppleScript can:

1. Rename, move, delete or modify all (or some) files or folders in the folder.

2. Copy the text in an application as an email message, and use an email application to automatically send them to a predefined recipient.

3. Launch a series of applications (for example,

AppleScript has its advantages in the following areas:

1. AppleScript is very suitable for executing script applications.

2. AppleScript is good at performing computational and repetitive activities.

3. AppleScript can combine many execution steps into one step to reduce the workload.

4. AppleScript is a way to write your own applications. ^[1]