Thanks for your comments. Yes, I had tried restarting Quicksilver and I've done as you suggest and it makes no difference. However I had recently installed QuicKeys as I wanted to do some repetitive tasks and this seemed the best way to do it. I've found though that if I turn this off the normal ^-space hotkey works for Quicksilver. This is odd because I can't find this hotkey in QuicKeys anywhere (and it doesn't do anything), and I'm sure that before I uploaded the latest version of Quicksilver its hotkey worked even when QuicKeys was turned on.
On Apr 25, 11:17 pm, Patrick Robertson <[email protected]> wrote: > That's interesting, and something I've never seen before. > > Have you tried restarting Quicksilver once you've made the changes? > Your preferences .plist may be corrupted. > If you copy ~/Library/Preferences/com.blacktree.Quicksilver (where ~ is your > HOME folder) and then restart Quicksilver, does it work? (It'll go through > the whole setup again) > > On 26 April 2011 03:57, RobbieSnr <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > I've just installed the latest version of Quicksilver B59 (3842) into > > my Applications folder. With my original version ^-space activated it > > without any bother but although this is set as the activation key in > > Preferences it just won't work with this new version. I've altered it > > to ^-alt-space and this works fine, but I use this combination in > > another application and want to revert to the plain ^-space. > > > Could it be that the ^-space is somehow tied to the original version > > of Quicksilver which has been overwritten with the new one? If so how > > do I correct this? > > > I'm running Snow Leopard, 10.6.7.
