No idea, but you could try making it "Task .scpt"--puttting a space in the name. Maybe there's some totally weird bug? Or "Create Task.scpt."
On Apr 1, 10:24 pm, Matt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a set of Applescripts for creating Entourage items form > Quicksilver: Tasks, Projects, and Events (on the calendar.) All three > are place in the ~/Library/Application Support/Quicksilver/Actions > folder, and all show up in QS under Preferenes->Actions as they > should. HOWEVER, only the first two are usable. The first two scripts > show up properly as a "text" action, so I can invoke QS, type a line > of text, and invoke the action to create an Entourage item with that > name. But the third script -- which is identical in every way except > that it creates a new calendar Event instead of a Task -- is > recognized as a "file and folder" action, and there is not accessible > if I invoke QS in text mode. > > This is driving me insane. I've tried copying that "Task.scpt" file, > and "Copy of Task.scpt" works just fine as a text-based Action... > until I rename the file to something like "event.scpt", at which point > QS decides it's a file-and-folder action again. > > Is there any way to manually force an action to behave as a certiain > type?
