The second thing I want to know: where are the scripts? When you look at the Scribus Script (in 1.4.5) or Scripter (in 1.5.0) menu, it shows a whole range of sample scripts. I’ll refer to the menu item as the Script menu item, even though it is called Scripter in 1.5.0. For example, when you see me mention a menu item Script – Show Console, it might actually be called Scripter – Show Console.
On Windows I found them here: C:\Program Files\Scribus\share\scripts On my system that’d be: /Applications/Scribus.app/Contents/share/scribus/scripts On the Mac, the scripts shown in the menu are located inside the Scribus app. This list of scripts shown in the menu seems to be refreshed only on restart of Scribus. If you add or modify any scripts while it’s running, the menu won’t update. This is unlike InDesign, where the Scripts Palette is dynamic and updates as scripts are added or modified. This folder can be set to something like, say, /Users/kris/Documents/Scribus Scripts Separate from that, there is also a configurable path to a scripts folder, which can be accessed via the Scribus – Preferences – Paths (in 1.5.0) or Scribus – Preferences – General (in 1.4.5) menu item.
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