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How do you quit the TextEditor? Using the window's close button, menu, or dock?

Ok, I can see this. Was this written by your daughter?

@lazi: I'm lazy, do you have a script?

Bugala wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 14, 2020 11:46 pm

As I was checking, looks like Action Object could be solution to my problem, but is there a way to start action object from code?

Actually not, but could be worth an addition...

Have you set execute permission on the app bundle's main executable? E.g. for the TextEditor.app test app that I uploaded above, you need to enter the following first (from Terminal):

What is the actual code you use?

You could use Base64Str() and then CompressFile() on that string to hide the file's content. This is of course a very weak protection but in your case it should be sufficient.

To disable Gatekeeper: Sudo spctl --master-disable To enable Gatekeeper: Sudo spctl --master-enable I think you also need to go the security & private settings in the system preferences and set the app download option to "Anywhere". See here for instructions: https://www.imore.com/how-open-apps-any...

Have you disabled Gatekeeper? macOS forbids running applications downloaded from the internet by default...