On Oct 15, 2009, at 8:52 AM, steve harley wrote:
it's worth noting one can open a Terminal window, type "ScanTags" (assuming it's in the path) and a space, then drag a bunch of files from the Finder to the Terminal window and hit return
If you don't have it in your path, just drag the ScanTags icon into the terminal. The full path and filename will appear, just like any other file you drag in.
I use this feature quite a lot for changing directories or transferring files with scp.
BTW this reminds me of a great little Windows utility called Direct Folders. If you have a file "open" or "save" dialog open, you can simply click onto any open Explorer window and the dialog will switch to whatever folder is open in Explorer. Similar to how you can drag a folder onto a Mac dialog to change into it, but one less step.
It's one of those utilities that will change your life and you'll wonder how you ever did without it.
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