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paynito · 03-07-2007

You need to copy the script into "Script Editor" and save it as "GetTags.scpt"

In GeekTool create a new entry with the command
Code:
osascript /Users/username/path/to/script/GetTags.scpt
Hope this helps.

Yes. It does help a lot.
So in 13 point type I can display all my tags. Anyone know how to make that text file or geektool wordwrap or start a second column? Hmm. We didn't even actually create a text file per se.
I think the mac scripter forum mentioned is here.

03-07-2007	#4 (permalink)
paynito Operator Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 1	You need to copy the script into "Script Editor" and save it as "GetTags.scpt" In GeekTool create a new entry with the command Code: osascript /Users/username/path/to/script/GetTags.scpt Hope this helps. Yes. It does help a lot. So in 13 point type I can display all my tags. Anyone know how to make that text file or geektool wordwrap or start a second column? Hmm. We didn't even actually create a text file per se. I think the mac scripter forum mentioned is here. Last edited by paynito; 03-07-2007 at 10:55 AM. Reason: spelling mistake