My conclusion: (Because so many copies of the same app accumulated), when I thought I was placing my app into the Privacy pane, somehow it was grabbing another file. In my case, this was mostly happening in Mavericks. The error message and the incorrect name problem both disappeared. I deleted the files or stored them on a drive that wasn't mounted to my computer. I used EasyFind to search my drive - and external drives - for all possible copies of the app along with slightly changed names (like using upper vs lower case or a dash in the name, etc.) Turns out, I found hundreds of files that had accumulated while testing it. The other thing that happened at the same time: When I placed the app into the Privacy pane, sometimes the name was altered, slightly - one character in the name was upper case when the app didn't have an upper case or something similar. I've had the same problem with an AS app, the error message that My.app isn't allowed assistive access. I didn't experiment with all possible permutations of this, maybe some steps are unnecessary. Choose Fastscripts from the Applications folder click the "-" sign to delete FastScripts from the Accessibility list. And even if I just checked it and it's displaying onscreen as checked, I always get the error. I can check the box and close and re-open System Preferences over and over, and it always comes up as unchecked now. Close and reopen System Preferences, and FastScripts comes back up as unchecked again. I looked at the System Preferences, FastScripts is there, but has become unchecked. FastScripts had an update, I installed it, and then any script run from FastScripts with UI scripting would get the error that FastScripts isn't allowed assistive access.
Fastscripts lnot allowed assistive access update#
I wanted to update that I just had this exact same problem again, this time with FastScripts. And sometimes the app succeeds but it nearly always doesn't.
Fastscripts lnot allowed assistive access mac os#
So Mac OS won't run "MyApp 6.0" because a different app is not, except that it is, checked in the Privacy preference. I clicked the lock every time I checked it. Three times I have returned to Privacy to find myApp6 unchecked. It has run twice between fails without the error, each time the error returned on the next run. Two more items to assist my access to insanity:ģ.
Yes it is - it is checked in the Privacy pane. I get the error that "myApp 5.5 is not allowed assistive access".ġ. Tell application "Finder" to set the position of (the first window of process "Finder") to
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