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  1. Thank you ManicDee. Works great. But, at least for me, was not working if the Calendar app was not opened. Duplicating the "activate" line solves the problem. Full code I am using is:

    tell application "Calendar" to activate
    set the clipboard to "{query}" as text
    tell application "Calendar" to activate
    tell application "System Events"
    	keystroke "n" using {command down}
    	keystroke "v" using {command down}
    	keystroke return
    end tell
    

    Thanks again!

  2. Dear all. I don't know if it's possible, but can Alfred quickly access the files / folders in a Truecrypt mounted volume (i.e. by opening Alfred window and typing a folder / file name?).

     

    Perhaps I need to force index of the mounted Truecrypt volume (which is stored in an external drive?).

     

    Not worried about privacy; my use for Truecrypt is only to prevent data to be easily accessed by anyone in case I lose / laptop is stolen. No military secrets or strange stuff there ;)

     

    Thanks.

  3. Thanks for the effort Daniel... so many requests (and here comes one more!) - I am experiencing "cropped" tasks... when adding a new task via alfred, not all text is passed to things. I've tried several tests but still not able to figure out a pattern! Somethings last character is cropped, other times the last 2, sometimes nothing is cropped. Seem not to have to do with the lenght of the text.

     

    How can I help identify the problem?

     

    Nevermind. I have to be patient! If I write too quickly and hit enter before all text appears in Alfred's window, then it is cropped!

  4. Hi all,

     

    I'm starting this thread to ask... is there someone able to create an interachy workflow that could read and execute the stored bookmarks?

     

    The app is found in: http://nolobe.com/interarchy/ 

     

    i.e. I have a bookmark to mirror two folders, one local, and other remote. It's what I use in webdev – do the stuff in localhost, test, then mirror the changes. It would be great if this could be faster, even if by a couple of seconds.

     

    Thanks

    best

    Bruno

  5. A start! Thanks. The navigation works although it's not very intuitive... it would be great to have the steps as suggested, i.e., executing the action on the clipboard contents (would allow, for eg. an user to select part of an html document and only tidy that part).

     

    But I don't know if it's possible, because I've run the workflow through Alfred navigation, and in the end, after pasting the result into the document, all line indents were removed (but I don't know if Tidy auto-indents the markup by itself – I have tried Tidy via BBEdit and it did).

     

    Anyway, thanks for starting this up!

  6. Hello all.

    I was wondering if there is anyone interested in creating an Alfred workflow to allow an easy way to use html tidy (http://tidy.sourceforge.net) and css tidy (http://csstidy.sourceforge.net).

     

    The workflow could be something like this:

     

    1) user copies some html or css to the clipboard (CMD+C)

     

    2) user invokes Alfred window (option+space);

     

    3) user invokes keyword "tidyhtml" or "tidycss";

     

    4) user presses (enter);

     

    5) a "tidied" version of the html or css is copied back to the clipboard replacing the older content (or directly pasted into an opened and with focus text editor).

     

     

    Is this doable ? :) 

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