Sample Apple Scripts have vanished?

[Stephen Chakwin]

On 9/23/04 3:01 PM, "omnioutliner-users-request at omnigroup.com"
<omnioutliner-users-request at omnigroup.com> wrote:
> Message: 2
> Date: Wed, 22 Sep 2004 17:58:29 -0700
> From: Brian C. <dvorak at omnigroup.com>
> Subject: Re: View just checked items
> To: omnioutliner-users at omnigroup.com
> Message-ID: <AEA23036-0CFB-11D9-8A13-000A9567A046 at omnigroup.com>
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> 
> In the "Sample AppleScripts" package on our site, there's a "Collapse
> Checked Parents" script that I wrote way, way back in the day.
> Basically, it runs through your document, collapsing anything whose
> children are all checked off, and expanding anything that still has
> unchecked children.
> 
> You're left with a document that has most of the junk cleared out of
> the way, making it much easier to focus on remaining tasks that still
> need your attention. I stick it up in the toolbar so I can click on it
> whenever needed. You could easily just put it in the scripts menu an
> call it from there, if you wanted.
> 
> Obviously, it's not what some of you are asking for, but it's something
> that I found useful. Sample AppleScripts package is here:
> <http://www.omnigroup.com/applications/omnioutliner/extras/>
> 
> (Caveat: I'm still running 10.2 on my machine, and while the script
> worked just now when I downloaded the package to check, there's a
> non-zero chance that 10.3 did something funky to AppleScript, so YMMV.
> I know the 10.1 -> 10.2 transition certainly did.)
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
> Brian C.
> Support Manager
> Omni Group
> 
> ============= 
> 
> Hi Brian -
> Went to the ³extras² site and there¹s no link to download it.  The page refers
> users to the ³download² link on the right, but that link takes you (or took
> me, anyway) to a page from which I could download the manual (helpful, but not
> what I wanted) or OO itself (no thanks, got that).  Now what?
> 
> Best,
> 
> Stephen
> 
> P.S. It would also be nice to have a look at the sample documents.  Same story
> as the scripts, it would appear.