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# AppleScript Programming/Scripting other applications

AppleScript can be used with other applications using the "tell" command. The tell command means to send a message to an application.
Anything written under that will be executed in the application Safari. So if we wanted to tell Safari to activate, we'd type:
The "end tell" command will let AppleScript know that it has reached the end of the command. Also, make sure that the name of the application is in "quotes".
You can also shorten the command above to simply this:
Of course what Safari is for is getting content off of the web. The following example code activates Safari and has it open a particular web page.
Or instead of telling Safari to open a location, we could tell the Finder to and instead of our script specifying that Safari be run, the Finder would pick the default web browser and run that instead.
Notice that in the example above, we did not tell the Finder to activate. This means that the Finder didn't need to become the frontmost application. It just needed to be running, which is always is, and open the default web browser, which could be Firefox.app which doesn't even support AppleEvents. The Finder processed the tell-message and did the required action.
One thing that AppleScript is good at—why it was developed—is to combine the functionality of different Mac applications and let the user make new software without "reinventing the wheel"

## Application Numbers

In the script below a range of cell values are read from the variable myTable which contains a reference to a table in an active document. It reads the values horizontally within the range, according to the reading direction of the language.
# Apples/Pests and diseases

The trees are susceptible to a number of fungal and bacterial diseases and insect pests. Many commercial orchards pursue an aggressive program of chemical sprays to maintain high fruit quality, tree health, and high yields. A trend in orchard management is the use of organic methods. These use a less aggressive and direct methods of conventional farming. Instead of spraying potent chemicals, often shown to be potentially dangerous and maleficent to the tree in the long run, organic methods include encouraging or discouraging certain cycles and pests. To control a specific pest, organic growers might encourage the prosperity of its natural predator instead of outright killing it, and with it the natural biochemistry around the tree. Organic apples generally have the same or greater taste than conventionally grown apples, with reduced cosmetic appearances.
A wide range of pests and diseases can affect the plant; three of the more common diseases/pests are mildew, aphids and apple scab.
* Aphids: There are five species of aphids commonly found on apples: apple grain aphid, rosy apple aphid, apple aphid, spirea aphid and the woolly apple aphid. The aphid species can be identified by their colour, the time of year when they are present and by differences in the cornicles, which are small paired projections from the rear of aphids. Aphids feed on foliage using needle like mouth parts to suck out plant juices. When present in high numbers, certain species may reduce tree growth and vigor.
* Apple scab: Symptoms of Scab are olive-green or brown blotches on the leaves. The blotches turn more brown as time progresses. Then brown scabs on the fruit. The diseased leaves will fall early and the fruit will become increasingly covered in scabs - eventually the fruit skin will crack. Although there are chemicals to treat Scab, their use might not be encouraged as they are quite often systematic, which means they are absorbed by the tree, and spread throughout the fruit.
Among the most serious disease problems are fireblight, a bacterial disease; and Gymnosporangium rust, and black spot, two fungal diseases.
Young apple trees are also prone to mammal pests like mice and deer, which feed on the soft bark of the trees, especially in winter.

## References

* 1 2 Coli, William; et al. "Apple Pest Management Guide". University of Massachusetts Amherst. Retrieved 3 March 2008. {{cite web}}: Explicit use of et al. in: |author= (help); Unknown parameter |dateformat= ignored (help)
* 1 2 "How To Deal With Scab". GardenAction. Retrieved 3 March 2008. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |dateformat= ignored (help)
# Advanced Microeconomics/Preface

The goal of this book is to provide graduate-level foundations for microeconomics. It will assume proficiency in advanced mathematics such as calculus, set theory, and optimization. Many readers may wish to start with the lower-level Principles of Microeconomics.
# C++ Programming/Exercises/Functions

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# C++ Programming/Exercises

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# American Football in the National Football League
## Table of Contents

* The Basics
# America's Army: Special Forces/Woodland Outpost Tactics
## Woodland Outpost

The Woodland Outpost mission was introduced in America's Army: Special Forces (Firefight) (version 2.3.0). It is a 172nd Sep. Infantry BDE mission, as opposed to the Special Forces missions that were introduced in some previous versions of America's Army. The weapon loadout reflects that this is not a Special Forces mission.
Please expand on the tactics that work on this mission.
Official Woodland Outpost Mission Description
# American Ghost Towns/Ghost towns in Ohio/Ghost towns in Franklin County/Ackerman

Main Page - Table of Contents
Ackerman was a town in Clinton Township. A railroad town, it was at the intersection of Ackerman Road and the Hocking Valley Railroad. The last marker of this town today is Ackerman Road, as the town is otherwise gone.

## Page navigation

Previous page: Ghost towns in Franklin County
Next page: Alton Station
# America's Army: Special Forces/Weapons Cache Tactics

When at the Secondary Objective, either on Defense or Assault, stay close to the stairs if possible. If you are out numbered or need to reload and are under fire go up the stairs while reloading. Hopefully the opfor won't see you go up the stairs and will think you have taken a defensive position and will throw nades. If so run to the 2nd Floor office that is across from the middle entrance and jump down and surprise them, or go to the other room and climb out onto the rack and kill them.--[Ldog187]]
ASSAULT
When on assault, run outside and lay prone under one of the trucks. From there, aim and shoot at any OpFor that you see go by the upstairs window. Defense usually doesn't take the time to aim down below the trucks.. and if they do... they are exposed for a VERY long time. Unknown Author
Also, please allow the 203er to get outside ASAP (as soon as possible) so that they can 203 the window. 203er, please don't waste time by climbing up the ladder and camping assault north spawn, get outside and provide cover for your team and stay outside until you are out of ammo for the 203. SAW should try to rush to S/R and get up the stairs and mow down the opfor trying to cook a nade to throw into the stairs.--Ldog187
DEFENSE
Defending in Weapons Cache is pretty easy as long as everyone isn't rushing off to meet the assaulters. There are many great places to camp and wait for the opfor to walk right by without noticing you. If you rush to the 2nd Floor Hallway, don't all crowd into one room, one nade will take out the whole team, sometimes it is a cooked nade of a friendly that kills everyone. If one person just crouches in the doorway and waits usually you will get a few easy kills from someone peeking around a corner, or just running out without looking. Defending the objectives by finding a good camping spot is always fun, but most people know all the good spots and will blind nade the crapola out of them.
If you hear an opfor taking the Secondary Weapons Cache and are on the Second Floor, it is possible to shoot them if the are crouched behind the crate taking the objective. This is a pretty easy shot, all you have to do is stand behind the trash can in the room with access to the rack, and you can see their head. Usually will result in a headshot, and a lot of people saying you cheat.
# America's Army: Special Forces/Weapons Familiarization

First off you must get 3 out of 5 weapons qualified to beat.
For the m9 simply aim and get 10 out of 15 to advance.
Next up the saw for this you must hit 6 targets out of 18 to qualify you have 50 rounds to do so.
Then just beat one of the others and you are done! on to shoot house soldier.
# American Football in the National Football League/Printable version

The current, editable version of this book is available in Wikibooks, the open-content textbooks collection, at
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# The Basics
## Words To Know

* Offense - The team that has possession of the ball
** Center - This player snaps the ball to the quarterback
** Offensive Linemen - These players are in front of the quarterback, and they protect him from being sacked by the defensive linemen
** Quarterback - The player on the offense that throws the ball to the receivers
** Running Back - The main offensive player that runs with the ball
** Tight End - This player catches the ball, and they also help protect the running back from being tackled
** Wide Receiver - The offensive players that catch the ball after it's thrown
* Defense - The team that is trying to stop the offense from scoring
** Cornerback - Cornerbacks cover receivers, and they try to block or intercept passes
** Defensive Linemen - These players try to sack the quarterback, and they also try to strip the ball from the quarterback's hands
* Special Teams - This is any play that is not an offensive play
** Kicker - This player kicks the field goals, kickoffs, and on-side kicks
** Punter - This player punts the ball to the other team

## Offense

The goal on offense is to advance the football until you reach the opponent's endzone. Normally, you will have 4 downs or tries to move the ball 10 yards. Once the ball has gone 10 yards, you will get a new set of downs. A quarterback can advance the ball by throwing the ball or handing the ball to a player who then tries to run for yards.

## Defense

The goal for the defensive players is to stop the offense from advancing the ball. They do this by blocking passes, tackling rushers, and trying to make the offense lose possession of the ball. The ways the defense can force the offense to lose possession are forcing fumbles, or they could intercept a pass.
# American Football in the National Football League/The Basics
## Words To Know

* Offense - The team that has possession of the ball
** Center - This player snaps the ball to the quarterback
** Offensive Linemen - These players are in front of the quarterback, and they protect him from being sacked by the defensive linemen
** Quarterback - The player on the offense that throws the ball to the receivers
** Running Back - The main offensive player that runs with the ball
** Tight End - This player catches the ball, and they also help protect the running back from being tackled
** Wide Receiver - The offensive players that catch the ball after it's thrown
* Defense - The team that is trying to stop the offense from scoring
** Cornerback - Cornerbacks cover receivers, and they try to block or intercept passes
** Defensive Linemen - These players try to sack the quarterback, and they also try to strip the ball from the quarterback's hands
* Special Teams - This is any play that is not an offensive play
** Kicker - This player kicks the field goals, kickoffs, and on-side kicks
** Punter - This player punts the ball to the other team

## Offense

The goal on offense is to advance the football until you reach the opponent's endzone. Normally, you will have 4 downs or tries to move the ball 10 yards. Once the ball has gone 10 yards, you will get a new set of downs. A quarterback can advance the ball by throwing the ball or handing the ball to a player who then tries to run for yards.

## Defense

The goal for the defensive players is to stop the offense from advancing the ball. They do this by blocking passes, tackling rushers, and trying to make the offense lose possession of the ball. The ways the defense can force the offense to lose possession are forcing fumbles, or they could intercept a pass.
# Azerbaijani/Contents (Latin)/Phrasebook/Getting Acquainted

Adınız nədir? What is your name?
Mənim adım ...'-dır. My name is ...
Familyam... My surname is ...
Mən ...-yam. I am ...
Milliyətiniz nədir?
What is your nationality?
Hansı millətdənsiniz?
What nationality are you?
Siz Azərbaycanlısınız?
Are you Azerbaijani?
Bəli, mən Azərbaycanlıyam. Yes, I am Azerbaijani.
Mən Türkəm. I am Turkish.
Haralısınız? Where are you from?
Hansı şəhərdənsiniz? Which city do you come from?
Bakılıyam. I am from Baku.
Hansı ölkədənsiniz? Which country do you come from?
Azərbaycandanam. I am from Azerbaijan.
Bu ... Beydir / Xanımdır. This is Mr./Ms. ...
Məmnun oldum. / Çox şadam. How do you do?
Tanış olduğumuza şadam.
Glad to meet you.
Neçə yaşınız var? How old are you?
... yaşım var. I am ... years old.
Mən sizi əvvəlcədən tanıyıram. I have known you before.
# Azerbaijani/Contents (Latin)/Possessive Pronouns and Suffixes
## Possessive Adjectives/Possessive

| My | Mənim |
| Thy | Sənin |
| His/her | Onun |
| Our | Bizim |
| Your | Sizin |
| Their | Onların |
In Azerbaijani, Possession contains two parts: possessor and possessed. The possessor is a noun or a pronoun in genitive case: mənim (my), sənin (thy), bacımın (my sister’s) etc. and possessed is a noun that has possessive suffixes: anam (my mother), qardaşın(thy brother), atası (his/her father). For example: Mənim bacım (My sister). Sənin bacın (Thy sister). Onun bacısı (His/her sister). Bizim bacımız (Our sister). Sizin bacınız (Your sister). Onların bacısı (Their sister).

## Possessive Suffixes

| Persons | Suffixes | Persons | Suffixes |
| Mənim | (ı)m, -(i)m, -(u)m, -(ü)m kitab+ım (my book) dəftər+im (my notebook) yazı+m (my writing) üz+üm (my face) | Bizim | -(ı)mız, -(i)miz, -(u)muz, -(ü)müz kitab+ımız (our book) dəftər+imiz (our notebook) yazı+mız (our writing) üz+ümüz (our face) |
| Sənin | -(ı)n, -(i)n, -(u)n, -(ü)n kitab+ın (thy book) dəftər+in (thy notebook) yazı+n (thy writing) üz+ün (thy face) | Sizin | -(ı)nız, -(i)niz, -(u)nuz,-(ü)nüz kitab+ınız (your book) dəftər+iniz (your notebook) yazı+nız (your writing) üz+ünüz (your face) |
| Onun | -(s)ı, -(s)i,-(s)u,-(s)ü kitab+ı (his/her book) dəftər+i (his/her notebook) yazı+sı (his/her writing) üz+ü (his/her face) | Onların | -(s)ı,-(s)i,-(s)u,-(s)ü / -ları, -ləri kitab+ı / kitab+ları (their books) dəftər+i / dəftər+ləri (their notebooks) yazı+sı / yazı+ları (their writings) üz+ü / üz+ləri (their faces) |
| | (note that “s” is a connecting consonant and is added when the word ends in a vowel -ata+s+ı) | | Note that –lar, -lər are plural suffixes. In Azerbaijani they are used if the possessed is plural. If the possessed is singular the plural suffixes are not used. |

### External Links

* Possessive Pronouns and Suffixes (with video)
# Azerbaijani/Contents (Perso-Arabic)

The creation of the Arabic version of the Azerbaijani Wikibook will begin once the Latin version of this Wikibook is finished.

## Contents
### Introduction

* Introduction
* Alphabet

### Lessons

* Lesson One - Greetings
more lessons to be added soon...

### Reference
#### Grammar

* Pronouns
* Present tense
* Past tense
* Future tense
more to be added soon...

#### Vocabulary

* English-Azerbaijani dictionary
* Azerbaijani-English dictionary
* Cardinal numbers
* Ordinal numbers
more to be added soon...
# Azerbaijani/Contents (Latin)/Phrasebook/Greetings

Salam! Hello!
Gününüz xeyir! Good day!
Sabahınız xeyir! / Gün aydın! Good morning!
Axşamınız xeyir! Good evening!
Gecəniz xeyir!
Good night!
Necəsiniz?
How are you?
Yaxşısınızmı? Are you well?
Yaxşıyam, sağ olun. I am well, thank you.
Çox yaxşıyam. I am very well.
Nə var nə yox?
What's up?
Belə də. So-so.
Pis deyiləm. I am not bad.
# List of Pages

* Introduction
* Normative BASIC
** Minimal BASIC (ANS X3.60-1978, ECMA Standard 55)
** Full BASIC (ANS X3.113-1987, ECMA Standard 116)
* Derivative BASIC
* Basics of BASIC
** Your First Program
** PRINT, CLS, and END
** Variables and Data Types
** User Input
** Documentation
* Control Structures
** IF...THEN...ELSEIF...ELSE
** WHILE...WEND
** FOR...NEXT
** DO...LOOP
** GOTO
* Intermediate BASIC
** Random Number Generation
** Subroutines and Functions
* Advanced BASIC
** External Libraries
* Related Wikibooks
** Chipmunk Basic – a traditional (vintage) terminal/command-line programming environment with baked-in support for a simple, old-fashioned, and easy-to-learn dialect of BASIC and compiled binary interpreters for MacOS
** Gambas – a Java-inspired (object-oriented) dialect of BASIC with its own robust IDE, complete with GUI form editor
** Introduction to BASIC – gives an extended history of BASIC and its variants
** Visual Basic Classic
** QBasic Note: The FreeBASIC used in this "Basic Programming" book is intended to be syntax compatible with Microsoft QuickBasic
* External links
** FreeBASIC Wiki Manual
** QB64 official website – a modern, extended BASIC programming language that retains QBasic/QuickBASIC 4.5 compatibility while compiling and freely distributing native interpreter binaries for Windows, Linux, and macOS
# Azerbaijani/Contents (Latin)/Pronouns

This page contains all Azerbaijani pronouns (əvəzliklər).

## Şəxs Əvəzlikləri (Personal Pronouns)
### Tək

Singular
| I | Mən |
| you | sən |
| he | o |
| she | o |
| it | o |

### Cəm

Plural
| we | biz |
| you | siz |
| they | onlar |

## İşarə Əvəzlikləri (Demonstrative pronouns)
### Tək

Singular
| this | bu |
| that | o |
| it | o |

### Cəm

Plural
| these | bunlar |
| those | onlar |
| they | onlar |

## Qeyri-Müəyyən Əvəzlikləri (Indefinite pronouns)
### Tək

Singular
| me | məni; mənə |
| you | sizi; sizə; səni; sənə |
| him | onu; ona |
| her | onu; ona |
| it | onu; ona |

### Cəm

Plural
| us | bizi; bizə |
| you | sizi; sizə |
| them | onları; onlara |

## Nisbi Əvəzlikləri (Relative pronouns)
### Tək

Singular
| my | mənim |
| your | sənin |
| his | onun |
| her | onun |
| its | onun |

### Cəm

Plural
| our | bizim |
| your | sizin |
| their | onların |

## Qarşılıqlı Əvəzliklər (Reciprocal or Reflexive pronouns)
### Tək

Singular
| mine | mənimki |
| yours | sizinki |
| his | onunku |
| hers | onunku |

### Cəm

Plural
| ours | bizimki |
| yours | sizinki |
| theirs | onlarınkı |
# Azerbaijani/Contents (Latin)/Some words with example sentences

ac: hungry Acsan ya toxsan? Are you hungry or full?
açıq: open Qapı açıq idi. The door was open.
açmaq: to open Pəncərəni aç! Open the window!
ad: name Adınız nədir? What is your name?
ada: island Kipr adasına səyahət edək. Let's travel to Cyprus island.
adlandırmaq: to call Məni dəli adlandırırlar. They call me crazy.
ağac: tree Ağacın yarpaqları yaşıldır. The leaves of the tree are green.
ağıl: mind Həmişə ağlımdasan. You are always in my mind.
ağıllı: intelligent Kim daha ağıllıdır? Who is more intelligent?
ağır: heavy; hard; slow; slowly Onun yükü ağır idi. His load was heavy. Ən ağırı ikinci mərhələdir. The hardest one is the second period. Ağır addımlarla içəri girdi. He entered with slow steps. Proses çox ağır gedir. The process is going very slowly.
ağız: mouth Yum ağzını. Close your mouth.
ağlamaq: to cry Kişilər də ağlayar. Men also cry.
axmaq: to flow Su axır. The water is flowing.
axşam: evening Axşamınız xeyir! Good evening!
aid olmaq: to belong Yalnız mənə aiddir. It only belongs to me.
ailə: family Ailədə səkkiz nəfərik. We are eight people in the family.
alçaq: low Tavan alçaqdır. The ceiling is low.
alət: tool Elektrikli mətbəx alətləri Electric kitchen tools
aşağı: down; low Düş aşağı! Get down! aşağı səviyyəli proqramlaşdırma dili low-level programming language
ədəd: number pi ədədi the number pi
əqrəb: scorpion Əqrəblər isti iqlimli ölkələrdə yaşayır.Scorpions live in countries with a hot climate.
ələ salmaq: to mock Məni ələ salırsan? Are you mocking me?
bağışlamaq: to forgive Onu bağışlamaq olarmı? Is it OK to forgive him?
izah etmək: to explain Sənə bunu izah edəcəkdim. I would explain this to you.
kişi: male; man Ramil kişi adıdır. Ramil is a male name.
kişilər üçün for men
qohum: relative Bəlkə yanındakı qohumudur. Maybe the one next to her is her relative.
naşı: novice Bir az naşıyam. I am a little novice.
öyrəncəli: accustomed Soyuğa öyrəncəli idi. He was accustomed to the cold.
öyrəşmək: accustom oneself Bakıya öyrəşə bilmisənmi? Could you accustom yourself to Baku?
sahə: field Bu sahədə üç illik təcrübəm var. I have a three year experience in this field.
şam yeməyi: dinner Mənimlə şam yeməyinə gələrsən? Will you come to dinner with me?
təcili: urgent; urgently təcili pul urgent money İki otaqlı mənzil təcili satılır. A two-room flat is being urgently sold.
tələsmək: to hasten, to hurry Niyə belə tələsirsən? Why are you hurrying like this?
ünvan: address elektron poçt ünvanı e-mail address