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vdesabou

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  1. If you convert only one file, at the end of the processing, the pdf file is opened in Alfred window, so you just have to use the File Action Email, that's really quick!
  2. As I have a lot of files with spaces in it, I'm proposing a fix for this issue, see http://d.pr/f/LY6A @oderwat can you validate my fix and include it in yours ? Hope this helps Cheers
  3. Updated to fix for issues with directories and file names containing spaces
  4. Nope, sorry it only handle doc, docx and rtf files.
  5. maybe this one http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/1485-domainr-workflow ?
  6. Yes, that should be fixed now. I hosted the workflow on droplr, but it is not supported.
  7. Hi Citelao, I was so fan of your workflow that I created a different version (but not aimed to replace yours), with a different approach. See here Spotify Mini Player I've used a lot of your code, so thank you :-) . I've also "kinda" integrated your workflow in mine, so that if the user want to search in the complete Spotify catalog (instead of his playlists only), he can call yours directly from my workflow. I hope you don't mind. As I said, these 2 workflows are complementary, and I am using both all the time :-) Let me know what you think of it Cheers
  8. alfred-spotify-mini-player.com Find all information on dedicated website: alfred-spotify-mini-player.com Follow on Twitter @TheMiniPlayer to get all news Features Example PS: If you have a problem with the workflow, do not spend time reading the forum post, the workflow has been rewritten many times! Follow instructions from here http://alfred-spotify-mini-player.com/articles/support/ instead
  9. Strange, this is the link (http://d.pr/f/9WR4), it looks fine.. Where and when do you get PermissionDenied error?
  10. The problem was on my side :-) I fixed the issue, it should be working properly now.
  11. I am the developer of the workflow. To reproduce the problem, I've updated my update.json with version 1.5 (instead of current one which is 1.6), so that alleyoop thinks there is an update: { "version": 1.5, "remote_json": "https://dl.dropbox.com/u/2407971/alfredupdate/builtin-share.json" } The builtin-share.json files contains: { "version": 1.6, "download_url": "http://d.pr/f/cj9L", "description": "Start Droplr if needed before trying to upload." } When I download manually the file at http://d.pr/f/cj9L, I get: cksum Built-in\ Sharing\ 1.6.alfredworkflow 2743814521 253360 Built-in Sharing 1.6.alfredworkflow But when I update it via Alleyoop, I get: cksum Built-in\ Sharing\ 1.6.alfredworkflow 3801960702 10339 Built-in Sharing 1.6.alfredworkflow Which is not a valid alfredworkflow file (10k instead of 257k) (I tried renaming without spaces, but I get same issue) Any idea what could be wrong here?
  12. mmm, seems like an issue with Alleyoop, because the droplr link is http://d.pr/f/cj9L and the file has a size of 247kb, but the file downloaded by Alleyoop is only 10kb. As a workaround, download version 1.6 manually
  13. That's a good idea, thanks! I've started with the service I use the most: droplr. See: Version 1.5: Added support of droplr (using cmd modifier). It will upload selected file to Droplr, and then paste at the end of the message the url. It only works with facebook, twitter, imessage and email (other services don't use message) I'll see what I can do for dropbox :-) Cheers
  14. That's really a good idea! I've quickly made a workflow with your code in order to get and browse the document of the frontmost window in Alfred. If no document can be found, a notification is done. The workflow is here Thanks for your code!
  15. It's a bit beyond my skills, I don't know ruby. So I've included the terminal-share app directly in the workflow(I've included the copyright and license in the workflow readme, I hope this would be fine). Can you try Version 1.3 in first post, or update via AlleyOop, and let me know if this is working. Can you try Version 1.3, that should fix the twitter issue. Thanks
  16. Thanks for the confirmation. I believe that the version of terminal-share we get when we do a "sudo gem install terminal-share" is not the latest one, because I've been able to compile the latest version with the code in the github page, and this is working much better... I've contacted the author of terminal-share, who is a big fan of alfred, so I hope to get a feedback from him. I don't know much about ruby and gem..I could embed my compiled terminal-share application within the workflow, but I don't know if I can do that, I need his permission first. In any case, I hope to get a fix soon for this :-) Cheers
  17. Yes it checks that terminal-share is in in /usr/bin/terminal-share Can you execute in a terminal window: which terminal-share And post the output
  18. Well I don't really know how to make it easily configurable since it's a File Action trigger (there is no way to set action modifier). But since the pdf document, once it is ready, appears in Alfred window, you can easily move it to Desktop using the File Action "Move To" and then select "Desktop", that's really quick and handy I believe
  19. FYI, I've updated this workflow, which now support AlleyOop. I also tried to fix any issues with it. Let me know if you find any issues
  20. Thanks. I am looking forward to get the new version! Cheers
  21. I've just noticed an issue if I try to send a tweet without a file attached, when I hit the tweet button, I get an error saying my twitter password is not valid. Is anyone else experiencing the same issue?
  22. Thanks for the feedback! Let me know if you see issues, or you have improvements in mind. I'm open to suggestions!
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