Jono: Nope. Quick Look always shows you whatever the current Finder selection is. If the window is closed, the selection changes and thus the object revealed in Quick Look changes.
Eris: The script is in the thread "A collection of Applescripts and actions for Quicksilver" which is pinned at the top of the discussion list. It actually includes two versions: one that uses Finder and one that uses qlmanage. The advantage of the Finder method is that it provides full Quick Look functionality. The advantage of the qlmanage method is that it doesn't require a Finder window, but this comes at the cost of some reduced functionality. On Jun 18, 3:48 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?
