Hello Howard, thanks for your answer! I'll read and try this alternative on weekend.
Tom On Apr 30, 3:31 pm, Howard Melman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I don't know how to do this with QS making use of your Saft keywords. > However the web search plugin does this and combined with triggers and > current selection proxy objects can make searching very quick and is > my most common usage of Quicksilver. I've completely described how > this works in the Web Searches section of the > manual:http://mysite.verizon.net/hmelman/Quicksilver.pdf > > Howard > > On Apr 30, 2008, at 9:04 AM, TomFromMunich wrote: > > > > > Hi folks, > > > I guess I'm just too dumb to get this working, maybe somebody has a > > hint for me - thanks in advance! > > > I'm using Safari with Saft (other tools can do similiar) where I just > > have to enter > > > "g foo" into address field and a google search for "foo" is triggered > > after enter, > > "imdb Iron Man" and a search on the imdb is triggered etc. (first word > > is a keyword which Saft uses to replace the text with an URL, and the > > following words are input as parameters). > > > What I now want is a solution for entering this text in Quicksilver > > which sends the text to Safari and puts it into the address field and > > triggers the input - because I don't always wanna have a Safari window > > open - and 50% of my inputs for my Mac start with QuickSilver 8-) then > > this would be raised to ... 85% ;-) > > > I tried various quicksilver steps. For example I tried with entering a > > point for getting the "text input mode" and several actions but > > nothing works like I wish it would. Sometimes the events are too > > special because they want to "search with google" etc. but I just > > wanna have the text in Safari's address field - followed by a return > > for "GO" ;-). > > > Maybe somebody just knows a tool (maybe a widget ?!) which is just > > waiting for some inputs and just gives them to Safari (not > > automatically to google!! just to Safari because then Saft has to take > > over. > > Maybe it's just a question of a short applescript ... > > > I hope you get the idea ;-) > > > Greetz from Munich, > > > Tom
