Are you able to do this search using a plain old google search in your browser? If so, you could use the Web Search plugin to do this easily enough. You may need to set up a specific search if Google Docs and Spreadsheets isn't already included in the (very large) default list.
See the Web Searches section of Howard's user guide, which is posted in the Files section of this site. On Feb 7, 5:08 pm, brandonjp <[email protected]> wrote: > First of all, I've searched but can't find a QS plugin that searches > Google Documents and Spreadsheets. I've been using a similar plugin > in Spotlight for sometime called Precipitate (http://code.google.com/p/ > precipitate/). But if anyone knows of a QS plugin for this, let me > know. > > Otherwise, I wanted to see if anyone(s) would be willing in helping me > create one. I'm interested in creating a QS plugin myself for this, > but I've never coded a QS plugin or even used Xcode. I'm not looking > for hand holding (I'm willing to do the learning and research), but > it'd be nice if someone(s) with experience would be willing to answer > occasional emails when I get stuck. Just let me know. > > I've been using Spotlight and QS about equally, but I much prefer QS > over Spotlight or the Google Quick Search Box thing. Spotlight's Top > Hit just gets things wrong too often. Google often doesn't even have > some of the results I want. But Quicksilver gets it right nearly > every single time I search. > > Thanks > --bp
