ok… we all know how to mount a volume via a script… (mount volume “afp//:…” etc)
how do you dismount a volume?
Thanks!
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: how do you dismount a volume?
: Thanks!
Use a “put away” command from the Finder.
Marc K. Myers
AppleScriptsToGo
[02/13/2002 12:54:26 PM]
: Use a “put away” command from the Finder.
And under OS X it’s “eject disk”
tell application "Finder"
eject disk "Mac HD" -- or whatever the disk is called
end tell
: Use a “put away” command from the Finder.
Marc K.I know almost nothing about AppleScript but am in need of the same help.
I cannot figure out the syntax of ‘put away’.
Say I have a mounted AppleShare volume called “Volume”. How would I script that to be put away? Do I need to activate the finder first because to mount a volume all you need is mount volume “afp://username:password@IP/sharepoint”.
thanks!