The trigger should override the default hotkey in safari. You should
be able to set the trigger to only work in Safari and not other apps
(I do this for one trigger in Safari). Open the drawer for the
trigger in the trigger prefs and look in the scope tab. Choose
Enabled in selected applications and type Safari in the big box. More
details in the manual.
http://mysite.verizon.net/hmelman/Quicksilver.pdf
If you really want to remove the cmd-P hotkey in safari, you can
perhaps do this (or rather reassign cmd-p to something else using the
OS X Keyboard System Preferences, the Keyboard Shortcuts tab.
Howard
On Sep 11, 2008, at 6:44 PM, thyx wrote:
What about using another shortcut like Ctrl-P or Cmd-Alt-P instead?
Sorry that I can't help better, but…
Could you send me the script or upload it here?
That's exactly what I've been missing the last months.
thyx
On Sep 10, 8:11 pm, ChrisCairns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have an applescript which can save webpages as pdf for me.
The default key for print is Safari Cmd-P. I want to assign a trigger
for the applescript with hotkey Cmd-P (which will obviously be only
for safari and not other apps)
how do i remove default Cmd-P for print so that i can use my
triigger ?
