That may not be possible (if it is, you'd need a hook into the QS interface to do something like "set qs to contents of quicksilver textmode") but you could make the AppleScript into a normal action. Then you would type your text, tab, "lbl" (for "label," or whatever else you want), enter.
On May 20, 11:47 am, Jo_y <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, i wrote one applescript to automate labels for document files in > the "Finder"-app: > > --Qs Label > > set x to (the clipboard as text) > > tell application "Finder" > set y to front window > repeat with i from 1 to number of document files in y > set this_item to document file i of y > set nx to the name of this_item > try > set g to (characters 1 thru 3 of nx) as text > end try > if g is in x then > set the label index of this_item to 1 > end if > end repeat > end tell > > I have one problem: > to label documents, i have to select and then to copy every time the > imput (writed initals [3] of interested document files in the text- > window of Qs) to the clipboard, before the activating of this > applescript, via Qs-trigger. > My idea is to write only the initials in the Qs- text window and then > to push the trigger-combination. > (i write from Italy)
