What version of QS and OS X are you using? How did you enable ⌘
⎋? There are several ways, I recommend the one described in the
manual, set the Command Window with Selection trigger (in the
Quicksilver section) to use the key ⌘⎋.
Howard
On Oct 25, 2008, at 6:43 AM, Paul Boag wrote:
First, thanks for the reply. Second, I am saying that I cannot bring
in two files at once (your first scenario). Actually I have found a
work around but it involves an extra keystroke. I can select multiple
files bring up quicksilver and then press cmd G. That adds them both.
Just cant do it using ⌘⎋ (and yes I have disabled Front Row)
On Oct 25, 5:02 am, Sesquipedalian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Are you saying that if you have one file selected in Finder, and then
press ⌘⎋, QS will pop up with that file selected in the command
window, but if you have two selected in Finder at once and press
⌘⎋,
it doesn't work? If so, that is very weird, and will need more
examination to figure out.
Or do you mean that if you use ⌘⎋ to bring a file into QS and
then try
to use ⌘⎋ to bring in another file, it doesn't do what you want?
If
so, it sounds like you simply haven't learned about the wonderful
"comma trick" yet. If you have a file selected in QS already, and
want
to add another, press the , key. Then you can add another item to the
list of selected items using whatever means you want.
On Oct 24, 7:39 pm, Paul Boag <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
using cmd esc I am able to add the currently selected file in finder
to quicksilver. However, according to this...
http://lifehacker.com/software/top/hack-attack-advanced-quicksilver-g
...
I should be able to add multiple files by simply selecting multiple
files in the finder. Any idea why this does not appear to work?
