I haven't seen this script yet, but is it really necessary to open a Finder window to do Quick Look? A simple terminal command, qlmanage -p <file>, will display a Quick Look window for that file. The downside is that there is not a way that I can tell to make it automatically dismiss.
The window is under the control of the qlmanage command so that will stay running until you close the window, possibly hanging Quicksilver in the mean time, but running it in the background should fix that. If you wanted to get really fancy, I'm sure you could inject some code into the qlmanage process (using F-Script or something similar) that would cause the window to get focus and quit when it loses it. :) Hope this helps. On Jun 18, 4:48 am, Jono <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I saw in the scripts thread Sesquipedalian's excellent Quick Look > script (the new version). > > I'm wondering if it would be possible that once the Finder had been > opened (in order to activate Quick Look) the Finder window could be > closed automatically in the background, while the Quick Look window is > still in the foreground?
