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Set File Attributes |
Sets an attribute of the file specified by the filePath.
Set File Attributes [ Select ; Result (error) ; FilePath ; Lock ;
Visibility ; Archive bit ; Finder label ] |
Set Finder Comment |
Sets the Finder comment of a file (macOS only)
Set Finder Comment [ Select ; Result (error) ; FilePath ; Comment text ] |
Set MetaData of Image File |
Sets metadata into an image file. Metadata can contain a description of the image, copyright information, etc.
Set MetaData of Image File [ Select ; Result (error) ; Source filePath ;
Destination filePath ; Action ;
Metadata block ; Encoding ] |
Set Timestamp Created |
Sets the creation date/time of the file specified by the filePath.
Set Timestamp Created [ Select ; Result (error) ; FilePath ; Timestamp ] |
Set MetaData of Movie |
Sets metadata of a movie file. Metadata can contain a title, description of the movie and so on.
Set MetaData of Movie [ Select ; Result (error) ; Source filePath ;
Destination filePath ; Action ; Metadata ] |
Set Timestamp Modified |
Sets the modification date/time of the file specified by the filePath.
Set Timestamp Modified [ Select ; Result (error) ; FilePath ; Timestamp ] |
Show Save File Dialog |
Presents the user with a dialog, in which the user can specify where to save a file. The step returns with the path of the chosen file.
Show Save File Dialog [ Select ; Result ; Prompt ; Default name ;
Initial folder ] |
Show Select File Dialog |
Presents the user with a standard dialog and displays all files in a directory.
Show Select File Dialog [ Select ; Result ; Prompt ; InitialFolder ;
Allow multiple selection ; Show invisibles ;
Allow package selection ; Allow navigate into packages ] |
Show Select Folder Dialog |
With this step the user can select a folder on disk. The step will show the user a standard dialog with the hierarchy of folders on the computer.
Show Select Folder Dialog [ Select ; Result ; Prompt ; InitialFolder ] |
Stop DragAndDrop Handlers |
Stops drag and drop handling of the plug-in.
Stop DragAndDrop Handlers