Hi Jon, thanks a lot for your answer. That worked perfectly. Is there a way to additionally bring to front the new terminal window ?
Cheers On Nov 7, 5:12 pm, Jon Stovell <[email protected]> wrote: > The Open action does essentially the same thing as double-clicking on > something in Finder. If you double-click on an application or a file > that is already open, it just comes to the front. Likewise, using > Quicksilver's Open action on something that is already open will just > cause it to come to the front. > > One way to accomplish what you want would be to paste the following > text into the first pane of the trigger and select "Run as > AppleScript" as the action in the second pane. > > tell application "Terminal" to do script "" > > On Nov 7, 7:42 am, beyma <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hello, > > > I've set up a custom trigger to open a new terminal window (Open > > Terminal.app with hotkey ^T) but can't manage to get the effect I > > want... What I would expect is that each time I hit my trigger hotkey > > ^T, a new terminal window opens (equivalent to select the terminal > > application in the Dock and hitting several times command+N opens > > several new terminal windows). If I use the QuickSilver hotkey, only a > > single window opens, independently of the number of times I use my > > trigger hotkey. > > > Is there a way to accomplish this ? > > > Many thanks in advance and best regards.
