I am trying to update an AppleScript that was in the Safari Services v1.3 group of Services. It is named Currency Converter.

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Bonnie: We're happy to try to help with capture performance. We need details of your machine and capture settings. Probably best to talk with us via support@shinywhitebox.com. Ned: The reason it needs to be done (and it has always been required, just it was called 'Enable support for Assistive devices in 10.5 and 10.6) is that the app can't see the mouse clicks or key presses unless this. Mar 21, 2019 Mac’s OS X El Capitan comes with several accessibility options built in. Options such as Screen Reader Support, Zoom, and Visual Support allow universal access to the operating system and installed applications. Screen Reader Support. One major Feature, Voiceover, reads the text to you and can also be used to control the computer using only.

« Enable access for assistive devices » By searching the web on how to do that on OSX El Capitan, I stumbled upon that page that explains some ways. Then I designed a script to help you do so. It is as follow (copy/paste in script editor), (or open it directly in Script Editor by clicking here). Jan 22, 2016 Further research showed that there a been a permissions protocol change with Lion (10.7), which meant trouble for Snow Leopard updaters. Second, El Capitan choked on atypical permissions of files, folders, and apps. I had many files with 'looser' permissions. Third, I had numerous hard drives and disk images open when I installed El Capitan.

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The selected numeric value in Safari will be entered in the Calculator application and the currency conversion sheet activated. Requires support for assistive devices be enabled in the Universal Access preference pane. Scope: Selected text in Safari

Here is a snippet of code that I am trying to work with:

on GUIScripting_status()

-- check to see if assistive devices is enabled

tellapplication 'System Events'

set UI_enabled to UI elements enabled

endtell

if UI_enabled isfalsethen

run script 'tell application 'System Preferences'

activate

set current pane to pane id 'com.apple.preference.universalaccess'

display dialog 'This script utilizes the built-in Graphic User Interface Scripting architecture of Mac OS X which is currently disabled.' & return & return & 'You can activate GUI Scripting by selecting the checkbox “Enable access for assistive devices” in the Universal Access preference pane.' with icon 1 buttons {'Cancel'} default button 1

end tell'

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endif

return UI_enabled

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end GUIScripting_status

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I am using OS X 10.11.4 beta and the System Preferences that this script used have been changed, this I know, so can someone please help me modify the code to work with El Capitan 10.11.4?