I used to use the following AppleScript to change printers in FileMaker:

tell application "FileMaker Pro" to set printerChoice to cell "gPrinterReceipt" of table "Preferences"

try

tell application "Printer Setup Utility" to set current printer to printer (printerChoice as string)

on error

display dialog "Sorry, the printer, '" & printerChoice & "' was not found." buttons {"dang"} default button 1

tell application "FileMaker Pro" to set cell "gBlnAppleScriptError" of table "Preferences" to "1"

end try

But now the Printer Setup Utility is gone, and its functions included in System Preferences. Can this be scripted? If so, can my code be modified to handle both cases?

though there's not an application by that name, you can still

tell application "Printer Setup Utility"

and if you Open Dictionary ... in Script Editor, you'll see you can indeed view a the dictionary

though there's not an application by that name, you can still

tell application "Printer Setup Utility"

and if you Open Dictionary ... in Script Editor, you'll see you can indeed view a the dictionary

Wow, it works perfectly. I feel silly. I swear it wasn't there when Leopard first came out.