You could always Command + Escape (or whatever you have the Service
Menu key set to) to get the selected text into QS, and then
GrowlSticky it.
Otherwise, I'm sure its a simple matter of making "theText" to
clipboardText or something. I'm no AppleScripter so I'm sorry I can't
be of more help.
On Oct 17, 9:48 am, Chris Cairns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I like this script(which is in the forum itself):
> --Script (Display Growl Sticky)
> using terms from application "Quicksilver"
> on process text theText
> growlStick(theText)
> end process text
> end using terms from
> on growlStick(theText)
> tell application "GrowlHelperApp"
> set the allNotificationsList to {"Quicksilver Growl"}
> set the enabledNotificationsList to allNotificationsList
> register as application ¬
> "Quicksilver Growl" all notifications
> allNotificationsList ¬
> default notifications enabledNotificationsList ¬
> icon of application "Quicksilver"
> -- Send a Notification...
> notify with name ¬
> "Quicksilver Growl" title ¬
> "a quick note:" description ¬
> theText application name ¬
> "Quicksilver Growl" with sticky
> end tell
> end growlStick
> is there a way to set up a trigger which would take "current
> selection" (selected text, ofcourse) and make it a Growl Sticky ?
> (Presently, this script requires you to copy and paste the text or
> write it)
> Thanks
