AppleScript Support Effectively Gone From New iWork Apps

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By Federico ViticciOct 23, 2013, 10:28 am451 pts
Clark Goble notes that, with the new iWork apps released yesterday, the AppleScript dictionary included in them has been so slimmed down it’s basically gone. He has screenshots showing the regression, and he concludes: What I suspect Apple doesn’t realize is how much small business and small shops workflow…

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