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There are lots of applescripts for Safari and Evernote and they use most of the same code with perhaps just a little deviation. I have tried a few but they seemed to be just missing a bit here and there to make them more efficient. If you have tried my other scripts you know I am a fan of helper programs (like evernote) activating, doing its thing, and then getting the hell out of the way. I love the “one click/fire & forget” workflow. So with this script, I have implemented a “one click” activation of evernote, quickly moving it to the background while saving the web page thru instapaper’s mobilizer, then killing itself until it is once again needed. If you prefer to keep your evernote running all of the time, this script is not for you.

tell application "Safari"
 set SafariURL to URL of document 1
  tell application "Evernote"
   create note from url "http://www.instapaper.com/m?u=" & SafariURL
	 synchronize
	 tell application "Safari"
		activate
	 end tell
	 delay 15
	 quit
   end tell
end tell

Another Apple II BASIC programming book aimed at business professionals.

From the days when one could run his business on an Apple II. A collection of programs and subroutines for all of your business needs.

Still in the shrinkwrap.

Definitely a golden age of historical flight simulators when Dynamix released Red Baron, Aces of the Pacific, and Aces Over Europe. Each game comes with a nice spiral manual with historical goodness that rivals the Lucasfilm sims.

I finally found an inCider magazine on eBay that was priced right for the content. In the March/1983 issue inCider reviews Apple’s newest computer, the IIe. This along with 200 pages of articles, BASIC program listings, and other retro goodness made it a steal for $10 (includes shipping).

Completing the Compute!’s trilogy with the rarest volume of the three.