Display a dialog box after the ejection of a USB drive, saying the car was ejected
Hi, would someone please tell me how to change the applescript below to eject my USB in 2 ways, either by waiting 30 seconds by pressing the button "YES". Then, once the disc has been ejected another dialog box would appear to say 'eject disk '. If 'NO' button has been activated the reader wouldn't be ejected. My USB is indicated as (the present book). Thanks in advance for any help.
tell application 'Finder '.
display the dialog box "Eject USB drive?" default button 1 with the title "Eject?" buttons {'yes', 'No'} give up after 30
If the button returned of the result is 'yes' then ejection of the this book
tell the end
Here:
Tell application "Finder".
Display dialog "Eject USB Drive?" buttons {"Yes", "No"} default button 1 with the title "Eject?" give up after 3
If the result back button is 'yes' or abandoned then of the result
This book of ejection
display the dialog box 'Disc ejected.'
end if
tell the end
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