LSB Scripts 1.0 review

LSB Scripts is a set of Applescript scripts designed to automate Finder tasks without any programming.

License:	Freeware
OS:	Mac OS X
File size:	0K
Developer:	Laurent Sebilleau
Price:	$0.00
Updated:	31 Mar 2006

LSB Scripts is a set of Applescript scripts designed to automate Finder tasks without any programming. It can deal with operations on files and folders like moving, copying and creating aliases.

It can pack files and folders in folders named and numbered/dated automatically. It was mainly aimed at backup and management tasks, but its open architecture allows to use it in many cases.

The scripts are completly freeware for personal use.

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