On 4 Jan 2018, at 1:25, Trond W. Andersen wrote:
Hi, I would like to write the name of a textfile .rtf og similar and
have
the text inside the file copied to the clipboard, not the location of
the
file. Is this possible?
Quicksilver could probably do that directly for plain text files (though
it can’t today), but for anything more complicated like RTF, you would
need an application that understands the format to handle putting the
data in the clipboard.
You might be able to accomplish that with an [AppleScript action][1]
that opens the file, then “types” ⌘A ⌘C and quits the app. That
could be a problem if the app was already running, but there’s
probably a way to check that.
[1]: https://qsapp.com/wiki/AppleScripts#Pane_2_AppleScript_Actions
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