On 2 Jan 2019, at 15:32, Charles Sligh wrote:
May favorite feature of Launcher is to call it up and type in a
shortcut and be able to go to a particular folder or open a file. For
instance, to get to my Finance folder, I can call up Launcher and type
fif and it will take me in my Finder to the Finance folder. It is an
extraordinarily handy time saver and I will find it hard to get along
without it.
Can Quicksilver do this?
Absolutely. Files, folders, applications, bookmarked URLs, etc. And you
can do a lot more than just “open” or “launch” things with
similarly handy shortcuts.
https://qsapp.com/manual/
Note that your specific example might not work because the letters
“fif” don’t appear in “Finance”, but if you don’t want to
fight your muscle memory, Quicksilver would allow you to create a
synonym for “Finance” called “Finance Folder”, which you could
locate with “fif”.
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Rob McBroom
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