Find out where it is in the catalog and remove it. Bring up the object in the first pane and use the Show Source in Catalog action in the second pane. The catalog should appear with the relevant catalog source highlighted (maybe it's Bash Command History?). You can disable the source item or click the i button and goto the Contents tab of the drawer and uncheck the item you want.
Howard On Feb 8, 2009, at 1:51 PM, iAle wrote:
Hello! ;D so, I just have a little problem: my younger brother is learning his way in Mac OS X, and I told him about Quicksilver. He started using it, but when he wanted to quit the Finder, he typed by accident "kill all finder", instead of "killall Finder". Then, everytime I try to quit Finder from inside Quicksilver, it shows FIRST the wrong command (which of course doesn't work) and not the right one..... I tryed clicking on "make default for "KILLALL" " on the right one, but it doesn't work. I also tryed re-installing the Terminal Plug-in, but nothing there either. How can I delete the typos my brother made? Or else, how can I erase all Terminal command memory, so that I can start a new catalog by re- typing all the commands I want? (I though about finding the file that holds all these commands and manually erasing the typos, will that work? Where can I find this file?) THANKS A LOT for the help!! Alessandro
