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Run a script in Script Editor on Mac
When you run a script, Script Editor checks the script for errors, compiles it, then executes each of the commands. The script remains editable, so you can quickly make changes and run it again. This makes it very convenient to view the results of changes you make in your script.
In the Script Editor app
on your Mac, click the Run button
in the toolbar, or press Command-R, to execute the commands in your script.
To view a log of the actions and results in a script, choose Window > Log History before running the script.