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  1. That workflow is a thing of beauty. Thank you! Cheers & 😷 // Ian
  2. Hi. I frequently find myself turning text in a Markdown document into a hyperlink of the form `[link text](url)`. Usually, the link text already exists, and I've got the URL in my clipboard from having just visited it in a web browser and grabbed the address. What I currently do is: Place my cursor at the start of the text to link; type a `[`; move the cursor to the end of the link text, usually with option-right arrow one or more times; type `](`; paste in the URL; and type `)`. What I would **like** to do is: Select the text to link; type a keystroke that acts as an Alfred trigger; and have Alfred automatically replace the selected text with `[selected text](clipboard contents)` including all the brackets and parentheses exactly as shown. Is this possible? How? Thanks…
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