The question is, do you want a trigger to check/uncheck the selected tracks or the currently playing track? In other words, is it that you want a script that will allow you to select some tracks in the iTunes window and uncheck them all with a single keystroke rather than clicking a bunch of times, or is it that you want a script that will allow you to say "Ew, I don't want to listen to this song again!" as it is playing?
For the first scenario, use this script: tell application "iTunes" set sel to selection repeat with i from 1 to count sel set enabled of item i of sel to not (get enabled of item i of sel) end repeat end tell For the second scenario, use this script: tell application "iTunes" to set enabled of current track to not (enabled of current track) Save the first script as "Toggle Checkmark on iTunes Selection" in ~/ Library/Application Support/Quicksilver/Actions. (Remember, ~ stands for your home folder.) Save the second as "Toggle Checkmark on Current iTunes Track" in the same location. On May 22, 5:44 pm, Linden Holt <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm amazed I didn't know about this software before! Having the > ability to customize key commands that can be used without leaving the > curent program is great! > > Being pretty new to Quicksilver, I've mostly been using it to control > iTunes (search artists, play/pause etc.) and was wondering, does > anyone know of a script or method to assign a trigger to check/uncheck > a song in iTunes? > > I manage my music by unchecking the songs I dislike (so they aren't > automatically played), but keeping them in my library (probably due to > a borderline obsession with the neatness of my music library), and, it > would be incredibly slick if I could uncheck a song with a simple > keystroke. > > Thanks!
