![]() Now it opens every 15 minutes and the Icon and App are no longer visible when it opens. Go to System Preferences>User & Groups>Login Items and then I clicked on the + sign to add a login application to start it at boot up or login. I Swapped places with the files (Moved ist from the desktop to the "Mail every 15>Contents" folder and moved the ist to the desktop) I'm sure you could just move the file to trash but I didn't want to take chances.) Rename the original file, I named it ist (just for safe measure. Your Finder should still be open, if not, reopen it by repeating step 3. Save the file to your desktop as ist (just like the original file). Go ahead and duplicate it and make the 2 line change with the insert. Only the duplicate will include your changes. ![]() You can duplicate this document and edit the duplicate. You don’t have permission to write to the folder that the file “ist” is in. Note: Once you start trying to edit it will warn you: Once you open the file insert the code mentioned above and put just under the "dict" line You'll see a file named ist in which you can open the file in your text editor by double clicking. Right click that file and choose "Show package contents">Contents. ![]() Go to your Finder and in your Applications folder is your new file "Mail every 15". Then in Applescript I clicked "Compile" then "Save" and named it "Mail Every 15" BUT made sure to name it as an Application not as a Script in my Applications folder. The delay of 60 is 60 seconds and I multiplied it by 15 (=15 minutes) I wanted to open Mail every 15 minutes so I created a script in Applescript Editor that looks like this: When you will start the App you will see the icon just for one second and the it will disappear.ĭockless and Dock Dodger do this change automatically in apps. Applications/VLC.app/Contents/ist)by adding the following lines: LSUIElement You can edit the file ist contained in the directory of each App (e.g. The result of applying this method to a signed app differs it might cause the app to crash upon starting or results it unexpected behavior. Important Note: In Mac OS X 10.5+ the method explained below only works for apps which are not using the " Code Signing" feature which was introduced in 10.5 to ensure authenticity of running code.
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