AppleScript to launch the "Lotus Notes to Google Calendar Synchronizer"-GUI (LNGoogleCalSync) in the background on macOS

LNGoogleCalSync-Launcher.applescript

---- This AppleScript is written to work with the Lotus Notes to Google Calendar Synchronizer on macOS
---- http://lngooglecalsync.sourceforge.net
---- AppleScript by oliveratgithub

-- Change below path to match the location of the "lngsync.sh" file!
property lngsyncPath : "/Applications/LNGoogleCalSync/"


---- You don't need to care about the code below this line ;-)
property lngsyncFilePath : lngsyncPath & "lngsync.sh"
on run
	try
		set shellOutput to do shell script lngsyncFilePath
		
		if shellOutput does not contain "Running Lotus Notes Google Calendar Sync in GUI mode..." then
			scriptError(shellOutput)
		else
			return
		end if
	on error errStr number errorNumber
		scriptError(errStr)
	end try
end run

on scriptError(errorMessage)
	set myPath to (path to me as text)
	display alert "Application not found" message "Application could not be started from
    " & lngsyncFilePath & "
because of error

" & errorMessage & "

--> Or check the AppleScript to set the correct 'appPath'" as critical buttons {"Exit", "Edit Script"} default button "Edit Script"
	set response to button returned of the result
	if response is "Edit Script" then try
		tell application "Script Editor" to open myPath
	end try
	return
end scriptError

Oliver, I'm new to Applescript. I've been trying to name a group of files that are in a folder. I want to name the files according to a text list. For example, how would I apply a list of names (1,2,3,4,5) to a group of files in a folder whose current names are (a,b,c,d,e). I've searched the Internet and have been directed to your code above. I just can't seem to figure out how to do it. Any thoughts?