Keyboard Shortcut for Run Last Script?

Anyone know of a keyboard shortcut to run the last script that was run? I am editing an animation and have written a script that writes code based on it, and I need a quick way to run it without the open file dialog.
Thanks!

Method 1:
You can assign shortcut keys to the first 20 scripts listed under the File > Scripts menu via the "Adobe After Effects 10.5 Shortcuts" file. Just search for "ExecuteScript" in the shortcuts file to find the section.
Method 2:
You can use ft_ToolBar which allows you to launch scripts with the click of a button. You can also create a new button and just paste your script code directly into the provided window without having to create a jsx/jsxbin file.

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http://www.reynoldsftw.com/2009/08/automator-and-finder-interactions-in-os-x-10- 6/
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When i saved the script out of ExtendScript Toolkit i named it Dust and Scatches.jsx.
Did you run ExtendScript Toolkit as an administrator before saving the script?
(right click on the ExtendScript Toolkit shortcut (tile) and choose Run as Administrator)
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C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS6\Presets\Scripts
(cs6 32 bit)
and
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