> As an alternative you put put the target folders into quicksilver's > catalog explicitly and then you wouldn't have to dig the 10 levels > deep each time.
Well, yes, I'd tried that yesterday and no matter how many times I clicked on the refresh icon, quicksilver would not index it. The problem could have been that I was trying to place in the catalog the root directory for all my projects (which is one level below my home directory) which I'm guessing holds tens of thousands of files including all the subversions trunks and branches I'm working on. Today, I decided to give quicksilver a break and only put my target directories in the catalog which were indexed immediately when I clicked the refresh icon. Now I know not to put too much pressure on Quicksilver, which doesn't seem to be the workhorse that google desktop is. Anyway, the problem's kind of solved. Thanks.
