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Inside Macintosh: AppleScript Language Guide / Part 1 - Introducing AppleScript
Chapter 2 - Overview of AppleScript


Script Objects

Script objects are objects you define and use in scripts. Like application objects, script objects respond to commands and have specific information associated with them. Unlike application objects, script objects are defined in scripts.

Script objects are an advanced feature of AppleScript. They allow you to use object-oriented programming techniques to define new objects and commands. Information contained in script objects can be saved and used by other scripts. For information about defining and using script objects, see Chapter 9, "Script Objects." You should be familiar with the concepts in the rest of this guide before attempting to use script objects.


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13 JUL 1996