Hi,
I don't think this is a bug, just me being dumb, so thought I would check the correct procedure for this. I am simply trying to use the 'Execute Apple Script' Macro item and can't seem to get it to work. Am I correct that you put the script name in "Script"" and the path in "Path:"? Like this:
 
I have tried to run manually, and also when Nuendo quits, but the script simply doesn't run. Am I doing something wrong? I have even tried converting to a script and that doesn't work either.
I realise I have the option to actually put the apple script in a script, but would like to do it this way as it is easier!
Thanks.
Steve.
 Christian Scheuer @chrscheuer2022-04-23 11:53:59.569Z Christian Scheuer @chrscheuer2022-04-23 11:53:59.569Z- Hi Steve, - The Path should hold the entire path to the script. The "script" property is for embedding an applescript directly into SF code. Only use one of the two :) - Here's an example of using the Script property to embed a script directly: - SSteve @stevefYou see, I thought I was being dumb :) That works great, thanks! - SSteve @stevefIs there any reason why a script would run twice? I have one for when Nuendo launches, which runs once so is fine. But then I have one that runs when Nuendo quits, and for some reason the runs twice on the trot - any idea? Steve.  Christian Scheuer @chrscheuer2022-04-23 12:33:14.600Z Christian Scheuer @chrscheuer2022-04-23 12:33:14.600Z- Hm, no not at the top of my head or without looking at some log files. - SSteve @stevefI will submit as a bug report then, as it isn't just related to that script or Nuendo, having just done some testing,