Ahh... Hardware Growler. That should fit the bill. I'm pretty sure there's a way to hide the dock icon discussed somewhere in the Growl forums (I was able to go there to completely hide GrowlTunes). Once I can do that it'll be perfect, and I'll update this thread with how I did it for anyone that's interested.
Jon, as a person learning to program I appreciate your response as well. I'm really impressed by what I've been able to do with AppleScript just by googling and asking on forums like here for info. on how to do something in Quicksilver. Thank you both for your quick and helpful replies! On Feb 21, 4:37 am, Patrick Robertson <[email protected]> wrote: > For this action, I'd suggest installing Growl (if you haven't already) and > then installing the extra 'Hardware Growler' this brings up a growl > notification when anything's ejected. > > On 21 February 2010 04:19, Unifier <[email protected]> wrote: > > > (Mac OS 10.4.11, Quicksilver B54) > > > Hi all. I'm dissatisfied with Quicksilver's default Eject action > > because it lacks any kind of notification as to when a volume has been > > successfully ejected. Every now and then, it takes an extra 15 > > seconds or so for a volume to no longer be visible in the Finder > > sidebar to confirm successful ejection. I would hate to accidentally > > remove my USB thumbdrive before this. I am currently trying to > > formulate an action via AppleScript to resolve this. Here's one that > > I came up with so far: > > > on open theFile > > tell application "Finder" to eject theFile > > tell application "Quicksilver" to show large type "The disk has been > > successfully ejected" > > end open > > > What can I do from here to ensure the large type notification doesn't > > appear until the drive has been ejected completely? Thanks in > > advanced!
