After much ado, here's the final script and a link to it's source. The script works great, and if you download Keyboard Maestro, you can assign a hotkey in the Finder that will clone the Finder Window. If you're not sure why you would need this feature, then you might not need this feature. For all of those who do need this feature, here's the Apple Script:
tell application "Finder"
get the exists of the front Finder window
if the (exists of the front Finder window) is true then
try
set newWindow to target of front window
set oldView to current view of front window
make new Finder window to newWindow
set current view of front window to oldView
end try
else
try
make new Finder window to alias ":"
set the current view of the front Finder window to column view
end try
end if
end tell
link is here:
http://www.macosxhints.com/article....020201013109377
thanx2 profx
tell application "Finder"
get the exists of the front Finder window
if the (exists of the front Finder window) is true then
try
set newWindow to target of front window
set oldView to current view of front window
make new Finder window to newWindow
set current view of front window to oldView
end try
else
try
make new Finder window to alias ":"
set the current view of the front Finder window to column view
end try
end if
end tell
link is here:
http://www.macosxhints.com/article....020201013109377
thanx2 profx