AppleScript apps and Resume

[cirno]

Lion lets you choose a clean start, so you return to a fresh desktop after you restart your Mac.

When you restart your computer, OS X Lion pauses your system so everything comes back just as you left it. All the apps that were running reopen, and windows appear exactly as they were, so you can begin working immediately.

What i need to do in Lion/Mountain Lion to make my AppleScript apps to fully quit when i shutdown computer and fully launch when computer is booted?

I don’t want to do clean start always. I have scripts which needs to be quit/launched the old way. Thanks

[McUsrII]

Write a script that shuts everything down.

[cirno]

@McUsrII

Write a script that shuts everything down.

Thanks.

You mean:

tell application "System Events" to shut down

So there is not any way to have both old fashioned quit and run for few of my AppleScripts and rest of the Mac does Resume?

[McUsrII]

I meant:

[code]tell AppA to shut Down
Tell AppB to shut down
tell AppC .

repeat
delay 1
check if the apps are not running,
if they aren’t the exit repeat
end repeat

tell Application id “sevs” to shut down # System events[/code]
Something ilke this to make sure that your stuff is shut down properly, before you quit.
The System Events shut down, doesn’t wait for anything, that long.