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You can also pop up Alfred and type 'preferences' and 'Show Alfred Preferences' should be one of your actionable results....

Hmm.  this option doesn't work for me.

Thanks for the anwers, both of you.  For some reason I didn't think of the CMD-SPACE, CMD-, combo, but this was what I wanted.

Is there an easy way to open the alfred settings using alfred?

Either directly or as part of a workflow.

BTW, changing the delete command to move the file/folder to the trash is 

mv {query} ~/.Trash

I'm aware of that but I prefer just deleting these files.  They are usually (re-)downloadable anyway.  But I can add another modifier to move to trash.  Then we'll both be happy :-)

included in my latest pull request on github: https://github.com/ddjfreedom/recent-downloads-alfred-v2/pull/2

Thanks.  Sent you a pull-request on github adding the option to delete files (using script: rm {query}).

Very nice - works great - thanks!

great.  but the paste also seems to to it's thing when you select edit - i.e.

then string {query} is pasted as the first word in _date_formats.txt when opened in textmate.  I haven't tried saving it, but I suspect the first entry would kinda weird.

Hm - didn't work for me on: OS X Mountain Lion (Norwegian).  Sent you a pull request on github (which works for me)

Thanks for a great workflow. The plugin seems to not work from time to time.  When this happens, I find one of the following errors in /usr/log/system.log

Jan 22 16:18:53 SCH-BP-2003.local Alfred 2[8287]: [ERROR] Script XML Parse Error occured Error Domain=NSXMLParserErrorDomain Code=26 "The operation couldn’t be completed. (NSXMLParserErrorDomain error 26.)"

or:

Jan 22 16:10:34 SCH-BP-2003.local Alfred 2[8287]: [ERROR] Script XML Parse Error occured Error Domain=NSXMLParserErrorDomain Code=4 "The operation couldn’t be completed. (NSXMLParserErrorDomain error 4.)"