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   <key>CFBundleTypeExtensions</key>
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    <string>jpg</string>
    <string>jpeg</string>
    <string>png</string>
    <string>tif</string>
    <string>tiff</string>

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do shell script "defaults -currentHost write ~/Library/Preferences/ByHost/com.apple.notificationcenterui doNotDisturb -boolean true"
set theDate to quoted form of (do shell script "date -u +\"%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S +0000\"")
do shell script "defaults -currentHost write ~/Library/Preferences/ByHost/com.apple.notificationcenterui doNotDisturbDate -date " & theDate
do shell script "killall NotificationCenter"

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do shell script "defaults -currentHost write ~/Library/Preferences/ByHost/com.apple.notificationcenterui doNotDisturb -boolean false"
try
  do shell script "defaults -currentHost delete ~/Library/Preferences/ByHost/com.apple.notificationcenterui doNotDisturbDate"
end try
do shell script "killall NotificationCenter"

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-- Ask the user to enter a date.  Note, if no time is specified, then the date will default to 12:00 AM.
set theDate to text returned of (display dialog "Please enter a starting date:" default answer "8/9/1997 12:00PM" with icon note with title "Elapsed Time Calculator")

-- Coerce the entered date to an AppleScript date
set theDate to date theDate

-- Get the current date
set theCurrentDate to current date

-- Determine the number of months, years, seconds, minutes, hours, days, and weeks

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-- Prepare a name for the new note
set theNoteName to "OmniFocus Completed Task Report"

-- Prompt the user to choose a scope for the report
activate
set theReportScope to choose from list {"Today", "Yesterday", "This Week", "Last Week", "This Month"} default items {"Yesterday"} with prompt "Generate a report for:" with title "OmniFocus Completed Task Report"
if theReportScope = false then return
set theReportScope to item 1 of theReportScope

-- Calculate the task start and end dates, based on the specified scope

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-- "using terms from" is necessary to let AppleScript know that these event handlers are terminology that belongs to the Contacts app.
using terms from application "Contacts"
  
	-- This handler returns the Contacts property for which the plug-in should function.
	on action property
		return "email"
	end action property
	
	-- This handler returns the name of the plug-in to be displayed in the Contacts property popup menu.
	on action title

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-- "using terms from" is necessary to let AppleScript know that these event handlers are terminology that belongs to the Contacts app.
using terms from application "Contacts"
  
	-- This handler returns the Contacts property for which the plug-in should function.
	on action property
		return "phone"
	end action property
	
	-- This handler returns the name of the plug-in to be displayed in the Contacts property popup menu.
	on action title

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-- This property controls the calendar on which the event is added
set theCalendarName to "AppleScripts"

-- Prompt the user to select a script to attach to an event.  This should be an application.
set theScriptToTrigger to choose file with prompt "Please select a saved AppleScript application to attach to an event:" of type "app"

-- Get the script's name
set theScriptToTriggerName to displayed name of (info for theScriptToTrigger)

-- Check for the existence of the target calendar, creating it if it doesn't already exist

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-- Options to process a maximum number of messages
property limitMessageProcessing : true
property theMaxMessagesToProcess : 5

-- The voice to use when speaking. This should be one of the voices in System Preferences > Dictation & Speech > Text to Speech
property theVoice : "Alex"

-- Tihs setting controls whether the script raises the volume to speak, if needed.
property raiseVolumeIfNeeded : true

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-- Options to process a maximum number of messages
property limitMessageProcessing : true
property theMaxMessagesToProcess : 5

-- The voice to use when speaking. This should be one of the voices in System Preferences > Dictation & Speech > Text to Speech
property theVoice : "Alex"

-- Tihs setting controls whether the script raises the volume to speak, if needed.
property raiseVolumeIfNeeded : true