2/24 Meeting Recap, Presentation File

We had 19 folks come to hear Ben last night, and had a lively discussion about AppleScript, AppleScript Studio, XCode, Automator, the whole bit. Thanks for coming out, Ben!

Plans to webcast the presentation were killed by me earlier in the week, mainly due to procrastinatory tendencies.

Ben sent me a few links as a followup, if you want to get a sense of the meeting’s agenda.

This is the presentation file he used during the meeting, in PDF format.

This is his complete list of presentations, books and so on.

Reminder: Feb 24: Join us for an overview of AppleScript and Automator integration with FileMaker

Reposting this as a reminder:

Greetings FileMaker Enthusiasts,

Our next Philadelphia FileMaker User Group meeting has been scheduled for Tuesday evening, February 24th 2009 at 6:00 PM.  

The meeting will be held at the IT Solutions Fort Washington Office:

+  414 Commerce Dr., Suite 150, Fort Washington, PA 19034 
+  Google Map: http://tinyurl.com/37mhhh

Join us for an overview of AppleScript and Automator integration with FileMaker

With FileMaker Pro’s built-in scripting tools, it’s fairly easy to automate time consuming and repetitive tasks within your custom database.  But, what if you want to integrate your database with other applications and processes in Mac OS X?  AppleScript and Automator extend your options greatly.  Join automation columnist and consultant, Ben Waldie, and learn how to take your FileMaker databases to the next level with AppleScript and Automator integration.  

More after the jump:

Feb 24: Join us for an overview of AppleScript and Automator integration with FileMaker

Greetings FileMaker Enthusiasts,

Our next Philadelphia FileMaker User Group meeting has been scheduled for Tuesday evening, February 24th 2009 at 6:00 PM.  

The meeting will be held at the IT Solutions Fort Washington Office:

+  414 Commerce Dr., Suite 150, Fort Washington, PA 19034 
+  Google Map: http://tinyurl.com/37mhhh

Join us for an overview of AppleScript and Automator integration with FileMaker

With FileMaker Pro’s built-in scripting tools, it’s fairly easy to automate time consuming and repetitive tasks within your custom database.  But, what if you want to integrate your database with other applications and processes in Mac OS X?  AppleScript and Automator extend your options greatly.  Join automation columnist and consultant, Ben Waldie, and learn how to take your FileMaker databases to the next level with AppleScript and Automator integration.  

More after the jump: