When you ask Script Debugger to work with an application, Script Debugger remembers this fact and puts the application in its dictionaries list. You can open a recently used application’s dictionary window quickly:

• Choose File > Open Dictionary. In the resulting hierarchical menu, you’ll see a list headed Recent. Choose an application from the menu to open that application’s dictionary window.

  

• In any open dictionary window, locate the application in the dictionaries list at the left side of the window, under Recent. Click the name of the application.

• In the dictionaries inspector, locate the application under Recent. Double-click its name, or select its name and click Dictionary, or select its name and choose Open XXX Dictionary from the contextual menu.

If you frequently use an application, you can designate it a favorite application. To do so:

• In any open dictionary window, or in the dictionaries inspector, select the application and choose Favorite from the contextual menu so that it is checked.

  (If you change your mind later and want an application no longer to be designated a favorite application, select the application and choose Favorite from the contextual menu so that it is unchecked).

To open a favorite application’s dictionary quickly:

• Choose File > Open Dictionary. In the resulting hierarchical menu, you’ll see a list headed Favorites. Choose an application from the menu.
• In any open dictionary window, locate the application in the dictionaries list at the left side of the window, under Favorites. Click the name of the application.
• In the dictionaries inspector, locate the application under Favorites. Double-click its name, or select its name and click Dictionary, or select its name and choose Open XXX Dictionary from the contextual menu.