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Code Kitchen
The following handlers and functions were developed by Sons of Thunder Software unless otherwise noted. If you find any code that doesn't work as expected, please contact us.

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Dates/Times Scripter's Scrapbook Mac OS 9 Mac OS X Windows Linux
stsFormattedDate This function takes a date and/or time and returns it in a variety of custom formats. Scripter's Scrapbook Mac Only Mac OS X Windows Linux
stsDateMath This function performs simple math on two dates or times, and returns values in different formats. Scripter's Scrapbook Mac Only Mac OS X Windows Linux
Files/Folders
stsCreateShortcut This function allows you to create shortcuts for any file, folder, application, or drive. Scripter's Scrapbook Mac OS X Windows
stsFormatFileListing This function takes a list of files provided by stsGetFileListing, and reformats them for display, including possible indentation and special folder display parameters. Scripter's Scrapbook Mac Only Mac OS X Windows Linux
stsGetFileListing This function allows you to retrieve a hierearchical listing of all files/folders in a folder. Scripter's Scrapbook Mac Only Mac OS X Windows Linux
stsReadFromPList This function allows you to easily read values from a pList file. Scripter's Scrapbook Mac OS X