The plugin seems to be gone from blacktree.com (the download link
never connects to anything). However, you can do the same thing with a
collection of Applescripts, and then run them using Quicksilver. For
example, to make an applescript that simulated pressing F9 (which is
the operating system's default key binding for Exposé's Show All
Windows function), just use this script:
tell application "System Events" to key code 101
If you need to simulate a key press using one or more modifier keys,
e.g. ⌥⌘F9, then use this:
tell application "System Events" to key code 101 using {option down,
command down}
Here is a list of the key code numbers for all the function keys from
F1 to F12 (I'm not at a machine with F13-F15 right now, so I can't
provide those):
F1: 122
F2: 120
F3: 99
F4: 118
F5: 96
F6: 97
F7: 98
F8: 100
F9: 101
F10: 109
F11: 103
F12: 111
On Jul 20, 1:22 pm, pendolino <[email protected]> wrote:
> i just stumbled across a discussion of using expose commands via QS
> and it seems that there was a plugin for this but i can't seem to find
> it anywhere not least in the QS preferences.
>
> anyone have an idea?
