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Install scripts Mac Illustrator 2020

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Oct 29, 2020 Oct 29, 2020

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I have been trying to install a script used on my previous Mac in Illustrator. Everytime I move the .jsx file into the scripts folder it creates an alias of the file and when I restart Illustrator the script does not show in the File>Scripts menu. I know I can use Other Scripts… to use the script as a one shot, but I would like to be able to install the scripts I need for production work in the program menu. The default scripts are showing and are not alised in the Scripts folder.

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Community Expert , Oct 29, 2020 Oct 29, 2020

I can copy them to this location in the Illustrator apllication folder.

Need to enter an Admin password, but they show up in the app.

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I can copy them to this location in the Illustrator apllication folder.

Need to enter an Admin password, but they show up in the app.

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are you dragging the file to the scripts folder? Maybe the default action is to create an alias on mac?

 

On Windows we press Shift while dragging to Move a file, we press Alt to make an Alias, perhaps there's something similar on Mac? 

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