Archive for the 'FastScripts' Category

Restoring Permission to use Assistive Access

If you use FastScripts to run scripts that in turn control other processes with “System Events”, you may run into a permissions issue where the system refuses to run the script because “FastScripts Script Runner is not allowed assistive access.” Normally this would occur if you were prompted to grant permission to FastScripts but denied […]

Upgrade to FastScripts 3 from the Mac App Store

FastScripts 3 is not available on the Mac App Store, because its features include powerful script-running abilities that are not permitted by Apple for apps in the store. Customers who purchased FastScripts 2 from the Mac App Store can upgrade to FastScripts 3 for the same discounted price as customers who purchased FastScripts 2 from […]

FastScripts System Permissions

When you use FastScripts to invoke scripts that in turn perform tasks that read or write user data, control other applications on your Mac, or access network resources, the system may present an alert notifying you of, or asking you to approve the activity. For example, if a script is run with FastScripts that depends […]

FastScripts: Finer Points

FastScripts is the super-charged scripting utility for the Mac. Its custom keyboard shortcuts, superior script-running, and intuitive script management features help you get your work done quickly and elegantly. Here we describe some of the less-obvious features offered by the app. Menu Modifier Shortcuts When you get an inclination to edit a script or reveal […]

FastScripts: Frequently Asked Questions

Here are answers to many common questions about FastScripts. Still have issues? Drop us a line! How Do Application-Specific Scripts Work? FastScripts uses the same cue as Apple’s Script Menu to determine whether a script belongs in the “Application Specific” section of the menu. Any folders inside the “Applications” folder of your “Scripts” folder are […]