On Oct 9, 2011, at 5:42 PM, Sebastian Szwarc wrote: > I want to create trigger that copy files selected in Finder to > Automatically Add to iTunes folder to add fast songs to iTunes. > How to do this?
Create a trigger that uses “Current Selection” or “Finder Selection” with “Copy to…” as the action and your “Automatically Add to iTunes” folder in the third pane. You’ll need to enable proxy objects (if you haven’t already) to get access to the Current/Finder Selection objects. > and also..how you solve a problem of shortcut conflicts when creating > lot of triggers. > I almost never use triggers in QS because always shortcuts are used by > me in other software.... Adjust the trigger’s scope. You can tell it to only be active in certain applications, or to *not* be active in certain applications. (Note that this hasn’t really worked since 10.4, but there is a fix that will probably be in the release after next.) If you want the trigger to work in all applications, then you just have to look around for something that isn’t used (or that you won’t miss). There’s no easy way. I tend to use F-keys with some modifier, since those are rarely used. -- Rob McBroom <http://www.skurfer.com/>
