> I don't understand. How can Show Contact be your default action but something else appear when typing S in the 2nd pane? AFAIK actions are not like catalog items, they work solely on the rank in the Actions prefs. If Show Contact is ranked higher than S should bring that up first.
I thought that, but recently I've been discovering otherwise. The way the list is initially sorted when the actions are loaded are per your prefs, but once you type a letter, the list suddenly becomes a ranked list. That is, the actions are ranked just like objects in the 1st pane. You'll see that you can "set as default for 'xxx'" or decrease score etc. On 6 July 2011 21:04, Howard Melman <[email protected]> wrote: > > On Jul 6, 2011, at 1:09 PM, Rob McBroom wrote: > > > On Jul 6, 2011, at 9:36 AM, Howard Melman wrote: > > > >> I note that shift-cmd-E does run the Edit Contact action as expected, > but shift-cmd-S still does not run Show Contact. That confuses me. > > > > I’m not able to reproduce this either. I went back to B60 just to see if > it was something that’s been fixed since then, but I still couldn’t > reproduce. ⇧⌘E runs the Edit Contact action like you said. On my system, > Show Contact is the default, but the first action when typing S in the > second pane is Spotlight in Window, which is what I get if I hit ⇧⌘S. > > I don't understand. How can Show Contact be your default action but > something else appear when typing S in the 2nd pane? AFAIK actions are not > like catalog items, they work solely on the rank in the Actions prefs. If > Show Contact is ranked higher than S should bring that up first. > > > Useless, but correct. > > > > What interface are you using? Have to tried it in another? (No, it > shouldn’t matter but I’m running out of ideas.) > > I'm using Bezel. I can try another later today. Any particular suggestions > (I haven't kept up with which interfaces are working these days). > > Howard
