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You could always try modifier keys. Setup one hotkey combo and then your various desired scripts. Connect them all to the same hotkey, double click the connection and choose a modifier. Hope this helps some

Ok, so I can't yet post the complete workflow because my batteries are dying (Mac and me both) but here's a little teaser http://cl.ly/M8Vf The workflow pulls each apps icon from the itunes store as well as the link. Then it forms a proper affiliate link and copies it to clipboard. Tomorrow I'll post the complete workflow... Just couldn't go to bed without joining in on the fun NIght all PL

This is so great man. I'm shamelessly ripping it off for part of a workflow I'm doing (credit will be given though)

Thanks to your help a little earlier I've been messing around and have made some headway into this. It's starting to take shape and quite possibly, what you suggest here could be one way of going.

I like mine minimal. v3 Download here (Over 1000 downloads already. Thank you all!) v2 Download here v1 Download here Although you can't see it, it has a very slight transparency letting th back show just a tad. Tip: Install the latest version and apply a blur to it. Looks SO cool.

This is possibly one the most awaited features for me. I've got one or two extensions in mind that weren't yet possible due to this "limitation" and one or two more that will benefit greatly from this addition. Quick question,wWould it be possible (feature request anybody ) to be able to pass more data, say like a screenshot, preview image etc? Use case example: I've got an extension that will generate a iTunes App Store affiliate link base on a query. Sometimes the first result isn't the most accurate so as a workaround I can ask to get say ten results. Currently I'll paste them in the text editor and delete what I don't need. With this new feature I'll return those ten results to Alfred, action the one I want and that will just generate the correct link. It would be great to be able to pass the apps screenshot, icon etc to Alfred (maybe using the quicklook feature) Cheers, Pedro