Free stupid applescript games software for mac

Thirteen AppleScript games (yes, games made with AppleScript!) are included in this archive: Blackjack, Echo, War, Guess the Number, Rock-Paper-AppleScript, Tic-Tac-Toe, Hangman, Scrambler, Matcher, Pico-Fermi-Bagels, Poker, Crazy Eights, and Eight Ball. Most of these games are single player, while some are no-player (Mac plays only) and some are two-player. Games are available as both Classic and OS X versions as separate downloads. Read the included Read Me file for more info.

AppleScript Extras 1.1 is renowned as a very flexible and effective tool included with the Mac OS 8.6 CD. It contains a script menu and example scripts in the AppleScript CD ROM Extras folder. More information, examples, and tutorials are also available from the AppleScript Web site.

AppleScript Hangman is as the name says an AppleScript hangman game.

It has now been updated to work on everything from OS 8.6 to 9.x. You can create your own dictionaries (just look at the file "hangwords" in the StrangeWare folder). Great for classroom work! The large dictionary included will keep you playing for hours.

iCal Backup AppleScript 1.0 is an effective and user-friendly tool that allows for the creation of a backup file by selecting File > Back up iCal. You can later restore iCal by double-clicking the backup file. Restoring iCal from a backup works great as long as you have a recent backup. But that's rarely the case.

You could configure iCal to create backups automatically with a little help from AppleScript. This script will backup iCal when run. You can create alarms in iCal to run scripts. To configure iCal to back itself up every day, create a repeating alarm in iCal that runs this script.

AppleScript Bootlogger is a small extension, written completely in AppleScript, simply works in the background to collect some information about your system while booting the Mac OS.

It then writes this into a text file named "bootlog.txt" that is placed into your system folder. This way, you may be able to recognize the use or abuse of your Mac when you are absent.

AppleScript Bootlogger is completly freeware.

ColorSync AppleScript Demo is a group of four scripts to show how AppleScript can be used with ColorSync.

In general, the scripts range from modifying images by embedding the current monitor profile into a picture or by changing pictures so that they print their best quality on an Epson 3000 printer.

Completly freeware.

FileBusy is an AppleScript extension that will allow your AppleScripts to determine if someone is still using a file.
An example of its use would be to call the script before you try to move or rename a file.
Completly freeware.
Enhancements:
- Rebuilt with CodeWarrior Pro 3.

This Applescript takes the frontmost Script Editor document and converts it into an HTML script. To use, simply toss this script into ~/Library/Scripts/Script Editor and select this script from the scripts menu in OS X.

Your current script will be parsed and exported as an HTML document. On large scripts, however, it could take some time to work its magic.

This script was used to create the documents behind all the "View source" links on this page!