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+-- This script presumes that you are an OmniFocus user, 
+-- and that you'd like to have a project in OmniFocus for a reading list of articles from NetNewsWire. 
+-- Running this script creates a new task in an OmniFocus project called "NetNewsWire reading list"
+-- with information about the current article.
+
+-- Ideally, the name of the task will be the name of the article, but some articles don't have names
+-- so if there is not name for the article, just use a default string "A NetNewsWireArticle without a title"
+to getTitleOrSomething()
+	tell application "NetNewsWire"
+		set myTitle to the title of the current article
+		if (myTitle is "") then
+			set myTitle to "A NetNewsWireArticle without a title"
+		end if
+	end tell
+end getTitleOrSomething
+
+
+-- Here's where the script starts
+
+-- first get the url and the title of the current article
+tell application "NetNewsWire"
+	set myUrl to the url of the current article
+	set myTitle to my getTitleOrSomething()
+end tell
+
+tell application "OmniFocus"
+	tell document 1
+		
+		-- Second, ensure that the front OmniFocus document has a project called  "NetNewsWire reading list"
+		set names to name of every project
+		if names does not contain "NetNewsWire reading list" then
+			make new project with properties {name:"NetNewsWire reading list"}
+		end if
+		
+		-- lastly, add a task in that project referring to the current article 
+		-- the "Note" field of the task will contain the url for the article
+		tell project "NetNewsWire reading list"
+			make new task with properties {name:myTitle, note:myUrl}
+		end tell
+		
+	end tell
+end tell
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