Unfortunately not. Quicksilver does not give telephone numbers a special 'type', unlike calculator text (when you type "=" Quicksilver knows it's a special type). There's been discussion recently of adding a telephone type, which could give different actions for telephone numbers. Unfortunately, the next problem is that most telephone actions are services so not all users would have all the services on their computer — making it difficult to decide on what action should be default for telephone numbers.
This is certainly an interesting area, and it would be great if Quicksilver could be a bit cleverer about understanding text, so if you or anyone has any ideas that'd be awesome! On 26 June 2011 01:14, Daniel <[email protected]> wrote: > I have phone service with a spare set of SIP credentials, which I've > set up in the app Telephone so I can call from my computer. I recently > discovered that Telephone has a "call" service, which QS picks up and > recognizes as an action. However, I'd rather not replace "large type" > as the default for text. Is there any way to get QS to behave the way > it does for the calculator plugin, or URLs, where only certain text > strings trigger particular actions?
