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  • Harmannus van der Krieke
    Hi Eric, This works like a charm!
    Thanks a lot!
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  • Eric Valk
    Hi Pat
    You're quite welcome.

    You could now change true to false in the third line of code to avoid receiving excessive notifications.

    ## From (current version)
    set debug_notify to true

    ##To (new version)
    set debug_notify to false
    There will still be a notification if something that is not an alias is found in the cache file, otherwise it will not notify.
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  • Harmannus van der Krieke
    Hi Eric,

    I've tested the script all day yesterday. And it works perfect! Can't thank you enough for your effort you've put in it.
    I saw the debug notify indeed and turned it to false.

    Thanks!

    Patrick
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  • Harmannus van der Krieke
    Hi Eric,

    When using a Capture done or Batch done script, Capture One keeps on running this script. So to addition to your script, I wrote this little script to stop the script running when needed. (with a little help from some lines from your script).

    I've loaded this script in the Capture One's scripts menu so I can toggle it off easily


    set backup_notify to true -- set this to false to stop receiving notifications

    tell application "Capture One 11"
    set capture done script to ""
    end tell

    tell application "System Events" to set deleteFile to (get path to scripts folder)
    tell application "Finder"

    delete (every item of deleteFile whose name is "BackupFolderAlias.txt")

    end tell
    if backup_notify then display notification "Backup turned off"


    Patrick
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