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applescript with Imagine Photo

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Hi everybody!

I am pretty new on mac and filemaker developping, I need to read the GPS exif data from a picture to fill in a cell in my database in filemaker.

The plan was to use Imagine photo through an applescript and execute it with the 'Perform Applescript' in Filemaker.

When I run the applescript in the Applescript editor, it works correctly.

When I try to copy past the applescript, in filemaker, with the 'Perform Applescript' option, checking the box 'native applescript', I get an error of sintax on the script.

Let's try with the following simpler script, I get the error "Expected end of line, etc. but found identifier" on the word 'graphic' of the import graphic line:

tell application "iMagine Photo"

set thisFile to choose file with prompt "Choose an image file containing exif data:" without invisibles

set thisImporter to import [color:red]graphicthisFile

set exifInfo to the exif data of thisImporter

close thisImporter

quit

end tell

I have no idea of what's happening, as this same script execute well on the applescript editor.

Does anybody has an idea?? or something that I could try to avoid this problem???

Thanks so much!!! I am waiting for your answers!!! please please!

thanks

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