macOS I want to print an Apple script Help me!

[greedist]

/Users/abs2634/Library/Mobile Documents/iCloud~is~workflow~my~workflows/Documents/CMYK/CMYK.png

I want to print a file in that path using AppleScript.

 

[Red Menace]

What do you mean by "print the file to the Apple script"?

 

[greedist]

What do you mean by "print the file to the Apple script"?

Sorry, the translation was wrong..
I want to print a file in that path using AppleScript.

 

[Red Menace]

AppleScript itself can’t print anything, you will need to use an application such as Finder or Preview. Note that the print command wants an alias, so if you want POSIX you will need to coerce to a POSIX file:

tell application "Finder" to print (choose file) -- print to default printer

-- or --

tell application "Finder" to print ("/Users/abs2634/Library/Mobile Documents/iCloud~is~workflow~my~workflows/Documents/CMYK/CMYK.png" as POSIX file)

 

[greedist]

Thank you so much for your help!

AppleScript itself can’t print anything, you will need to use an application such as Finder or Preview. Note that the print command wants an alias, so if you want POSIX you will need to coerce to a POSIX file:

tell application "Finder" to print (choose file) -- print to default printer

-- or --

tell application "Finder" to print ("/Users/abs2634/Library/Mobile Documents/iCloud~is~workflow~my~workflows/Documents/CMYK/CMYK.png" as POSIX file)

Thank you so much for your help!

 

[greedist]

AppleScript itself can’t print anything, you will need to use an application such as Finder or Preview. Note that the print command wants an alias, so if you want POSIX you will need to coerce to a POSIX file:

tell application "Finder" to print (choose file) -- print to default printer

-- or --

tell application "Finder" to print ("/Users/abs2634/Library/Mobile Documents/iCloud~is~workflow~my~workflows/Documents/CMYK/CMYK.png" as POSIX file)

Excuse me, but I have one more question.
Could you tell me a script that runs the script and ends the preview when the preview doesn't turn off?

 

[Red Menace]

You can just tell Preview (or whatever application) to close the front window (or quit), for example:

tell application "Preview" to close front window

 

[Slartibart]

You, @Red Menace are a very kind person. ?

 

[greedist]

Thank you so much for your response and have a happy day!

 

[greedist]

You can just tell Preview (or whatever application) to close the front window (or quit), for example:

tell application "Preview" to close front window

Thank you so much for your response and have a happy day!