Read this Then hit “Quit”

“Fetch URLs w/OpenURL” opens bookmark ('URL ') or favorite ('LINK') files in the “Fetch” folder inside of the “Bitbucket” folder. If all goes well, it should open the files in the “Daily” folder and the files in the folder named for the current day of the week.

You can add files for Bitbucket to downlosd by dragging icons from your “Bookmarks” window in Netscape (or your “Favorites” window if you use Internet Explorer) to the Finder. Name the file whatever you want the Doc file to be named in your Pilot. Bitbucket does the rest.

This script should work with any browser that supports the “OpenURL to file spec” apple event.

OpenURL  string  -- URL

[to  'FSS ']  -- file destination

This version has been tested pretty heavily with Netscape 4.0 and Internet Explorer 3.0. Earlier versions of this script have been used with Internet Explorer 2.0 and 2.1 and Netscape 2.0 and 3.0. 

Note: Earlier versions of Netscape (<4.0) aren’t very happy (read may crash) with having OpenURL events thrown at them this quickly.

To configure “Fetch URLs w/OpenURL” to use a different browser, select “Edit Script” from the “Edit” menu. You can then change the two browser references to your browser. The reference line should look much like this:

tell application "Netscape"

The colors and fonts may differ. Change the application name in quotes to the name of your browser. When you save, Script Editor will have you locate your browser.

 Fetch URLs w/OpenURL v1.0
©1997 rusty kay
released as freeware
the macos pilot page: 
http://www.geocities.com/Eureka/1943/macospilot.html