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    mcdev reacted to danieldiekmeier in Import TextExpander snippets into Alfred v3   
    Hey Guys! I am the creator of the script, and I just released it as a web app, so people not familiar with Node should have no problem converting their files: http://alfred.danieldiekmeier.de/
     
    Thanks for your interest! <3
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    mcdev reacted to FroZen_X in Import TextExpander snippets into Alfred v3   
    This should help you to get started with it: https://docs.npmjs.com/getting-started/installing-node
    Here is Node.js: https://nodejs.org/en/
     
    After that download the zip from github and unzip it in your downloads folder.
    Now you should have a folder named "textexpander-to-alfred3-master" in your downloads folder.
     
    Open Terminal → Type "cd Downloads" and press "Enter" to get into your downloads folder → then "cd textexpander-to-alfred3-master" press "Enter"
    to get into the folder of the textexpander converter.
     
    After that type "sudo npm install -g textexpander-to-alfred3" → you will have to type in your password (it won't show any signs or stars, so don't wonder)
    Type in your password and press enter. It should run your command and give you something like this:
    /usr/local/bin/textexpander-to-alfred3 -> /usr/local/lib/node_modules/textexpander-to-alfred3/textexpander-to-alfred3.js /usr/local/bin/te2a3 -> /usr/local/lib/node_modules/textexpander-to-alfred3/textexpander-to-alfred3.js /usr/local/lib └── textexpander-to-alfred3@0.0.3 After that you're almost done. Export groups from TextExpander and copy pasta them into the folder "textexpander-to-alfred3-master".
    As you're still in that folder via Terminal you just have to type in something like "textexpander-to-alfred3 Signatures.textexpander" depending on your exported filename. It will create a file for Alfred that you can double click and you're done
     
    Hope that helps ^^
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    mcdev reacted to iKam in [Mavericks] Merge all Finder windows.   
    Hi guys.
     
    The build-in Finder tab feature is awesome in Mavericks.
     
    And here is a little workflow to merge all current Finder windows into one single window with tabs.
     
    Hope it can help.
     

     
    Download it.
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