Convert OpenMeta Tags to Evernote Tags

--Find original post here: http://n8henrie.com/2012/06/converting-openmeta-tags-to-evernote/
-- set theFile to alias “YourHDName:Users:YourUserName:Path:To:TestFile.pdf” –uncomment this line  for testing in Applescript Editor!
local importedFrom, targetNotebook, openmeta, tagtext, taglist, tid
--Which notebook do you want the notes to end up in? **Case Sensitive**
set targetNotebook to “Inbox”
--Add a tag to tell what app the files were imported from
set importedFrom to “from_Leap”
--Set openmeta location to wherever you have installed openmeta
set openmeta to “/usr/local/bin/openmeta”
--Get tags as one big string
set tagtext to do shell script openmeta & ” -t -p ” & quoted form of POSIX path of theFile
--Remove file path from tags (don’t know why openmeta includes this as a tag)
set filePath to POSIX path of theFile
set pathOffset to offset of filePath in tagtext
set tagtext to (strings 1 thru (pathOffset – 2) of tagtext) & ” ” & importedFrom
set tid to AppleScript‘s text item delimiters
set AppleScript‘s text item delimiters to {” “}
set taglist to the words of tagtext
-- display dialog “taglist: ” & return & taglist & return & return & “tagtext: ” & return & tagtext
--Change the TIDs back
set AppleScript‘s text item delimiters to tid
--preserve the original created and modified dates of the files
tell application “Finder”
set createdFileDate to (the creation date of (theFile as alias))
set modFileDate to (the modification date of (theFile as alias))
end tell
tell application “Evernote”
launch
set theItem to create note from file theFile notebook targetNotebook tags taglist created createdFileDate
set (modification date of theItem) to modFileDate
end tell