If I understand you correctly, you want a trigger to open the Quicksilver window with a specific folder selected in the 1st pane (as the subject)
In order to do this, use the "select in command window" action when creating your trigger. It will read something like this: "Documents" → "Select In Command Window" If you want the verb pane to be highlighted instead of the subject pane when you use the trigger, try playing with the "Jump to action when getting results" setting in the Preferences → Command preferences. On 27 March 2012 05:49, adamjb <[email protected]> wrote: > It is easy to define a trigger with a keyboard shortcut to open a > folder in finder or open a terminal window set to that folder. > > What I can't seem to figure out is how to define a keyboard shortcut > that opens Quicksilver with a specified folder already set as the > subject. > > For instance, hitting CMD+1 opens QS with the subject as "Documents" > and the focus already in the "Verb" area. > > Workflow then goes like this: CMD+1, type "Terminal" (don't need to > press tab because focus is already in the "verb" area", and click > enter. A terminal windows then opens for my documents folder. > > I want to quickly be able to perform actions on commonly used folders, > each with their own keyboard shortcut. > > Does anyone know if this is possible? I assume that it is and that I > am missing something simple. > > Thanks. >
