Steve Gehrman, SNAX's author, is aware of the problem and will try to fix it in the next version.How to mount a drive using Disk Utility on Mac SNAX doesn't load Big Cat's contextual menu, and version 1.2.8 is unable to provide a list of selected items anyways. (For those who prefer to use SNAX, there is currently no way to use this script.

You'll just have to select any number of disk images in the Finder and launch the script. If ((aFile as string) ends with '.dmg') thenĮnd repeatJust save the script as a compiled script, and put it in ~/Library/Scripts if you use Apple's ScriptMenu (and want to use it from the menubar), or in ~/Library/Big Cat Scripts/Files if you use Big Cat (and want it to appear in the Finder's contextual menu), or wherever you wish if you use Key Xing (and want to launch it from the keyboard). So let's make an AppleScript wrapper for this command: tell application 'Finder' to set filelist to selection as list Now, sure, it isn't great to go to the Terminal each time you need to mount a disk image. Instead of having Disk Copy launch, mount the image, and then quit, hdiutil provides you with a seamless integration of disk image mounting without any app-launching. You can, for example, mount a disk image typing: hdiutil mount disk_image_name.dmgWhat's the point? Just try it. In the Terminal, hdiutil is used to communicate with it. Thanks to this framework, you can burn a CD directly from the Finder. Under Mac OS X, disk image processing is provided by a private framework: amework (in /System -> Library -> PrivateFrameworks -> amework). Here's the translation of what I published on my French website. It basically wraps a shell command into AppleScript to ease disk image mounting. Here's a trick I discovered a few weeks ago.

Mac disk image mounter