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Ah, I see what you mean! Ignore the AppleScript File Attachment objects entirely and rely on the sqlite database to enumerate and locate the file attachments.

I could see that working, but I’m trying to write an AppleScript that I can invoke to send the selected task(s) (and their attachments) to another application. Unzipping the transaction file for each task to access the attachments seems like it would be a slow and inefficient process for what I’m trying to achieve.

I’ll wait and see what the Ninjas say about the apparent bug in their AppleScript support for attachments. Failing that, I’ll take another look at drilling into that database.

Thanks again!