how do I open Script editor

Script Editor is in a dedicated folder called Applescript. It's a little hard to find because most people will not use it.

You should be aware that Script Editor is extremely minimal. There are more full-featured editors out there that are free (Smile is one). If you plan on doing any Applescripting I recommend a better editor than the Apple editor.

apenaroks wrote:
i searched for it in spot light, and it didnt find it. Im am absolutely positive that I didnt delete it. Why isnt it there?

I have no absolutely idea. Weird to say the least.
You can download [Pacifist|http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/12743] and use it to pull SriptEditor from the Leopard install disk.

oh, brother.
You should certainly find that disk. Not for this but because it's often necessary if something goes wrong with your system.

There is nothing else I can suggest. You can try looking for other applescript editors as Gnarlodious suggested.

Well, do try one last thing on an off chance that the script folder somehow became invisible.
Type shift commandG and in the pop-up window enter
/Applications/AppleScript

oops, my fault. Misread your post.

First with the install DVD inserted, click on "Open Apple Install Discs" in the Pacifist window.

Type AppleScript in the Pacifist search window. It will show where it is. Install everything in that folder.

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/Applications/AppleScript

Script Editor is located in /Applications/AppleScript. Hope this helps!

Really?! AppleScript is a folder btw. It most definitely should be there regardless of the OS 10.5 version. Enter "Script Editor" in spotlight and see if it comes up.

if I may ask, where was it?