Just to clarify, by "program" do you mean a UNIX executable, or a proper Mac application?
Assuming you mean a UNIX executable that is stored in some folder somewhere , all you need to do is navigate in the first pane of QS's command window to the folder, and then press / or → to see the contents of the folder. Select the executable file that you want to run, and run it with either the Run action (if you don't need to interact with it), or with the Run in Terminal action (if you want it to be interactive). On Feb 4, 5:18 pm, Sean <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > I'm sure there is a way to do this with quicksilver but I haven't > figured it out yet. I want to run a program from a chosen directory > using quicksilver. > > Right now I am using quicksilver to find the directory and then "Go to > directory in terminal." Then in the terminal I can start the chosen > program. > > Is there a way to skip the step of opening the terminal? Like choose > the program, tab, choose run-in, tab, choose folder? > > Thanks for any suggestions! > Sean
