Ted Curran
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Ted Curran reacted to vitor in How to get search results to sort alphanumerically?
Looks like a good use case for a File Filter, which in the Limit and Sort tab has an option to sort by creation or modification date. Also take a look at the Scope tab and you won’t even need to worry about typing the name, it can just show files from that specific folder and/or specific file types (Basic Setup tab).
For an interactive tutorial on making a workflow, see the Getting Started Guide.
Alternatively, navigate to the folder and they’ll show up alphabetically.
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Ted Curran reacted to vitor in Making Python 2 Workflows work on macOS Monterey 12.3 and above
Give Alfred Unicode a try.
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Ted Curran got a reaction from joeynotjoe in Update Alfred with an Alfred command?
One of the few things on my Mac that I can't do with Alfred commands is UPDATE ALFRED. Would be awesome if, when I saw the "update available" notification in my window, I could just type "Alfred > Update and Restart" or something.
Please make it so.
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Ted Curran got a reaction from JJJJ in Update Alfred with an Alfred command?
One of the few things on my Mac that I can't do with Alfred commands is UPDATE ALFRED. Would be awesome if, when I saw the "update available" notification in my window, I could just type "Alfred > Update and Restart" or something.
Please make it so.
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Ted Curran got a reaction from deanishe in Update Alfred with an Alfred command?
One of the few things on my Mac that I can't do with Alfred commands is UPDATE ALFRED. Would be awesome if, when I saw the "update available" notification in my window, I could just type "Alfred > Update and Restart" or something.
Please make it so.
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Ted Curran got a reaction from Chris Messina in Update Alfred with an Alfred command?
One of the few things on my Mac that I can't do with Alfred commands is UPDATE ALFRED. Would be awesome if, when I saw the "update available" notification in my window, I could just type "Alfred > Update and Restart" or something.
Please make it so.
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Ted Curran reacted to Vero in Option to Hide Expanded Snippet Text
@Ted Curran Further to what Andrew suggested, you can also separate your more private snippets into a collection that you disable before your screen shares, so that you don't accidentally broadcast your details.
You can disable a collection by right-clicking on it and unchecking the "Enabled" option.
Cheers,
Vero
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Ted Curran reacted to Andrew in Option to Hide Expanded Snippet Text
@Ted Curran It's not possible to hide this text in the snippet viewer, but you could always use Alfred's snippet auto expansion where you don't even show the snippet viewer:
https://www.alfredapp.com/help/features/snippets/auto-expansion/
Cheers,
Andrew
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Ted Curran reacted to myrison in Is there a Box.com client for Alfred?
Well, it looks like I sold myself short. I was able to create a poor man's hack of a Box client. Improvements welcomed, but in the meantime, it works.
From the brief readme I created:
Purpose: Search your Box.com sync’d folders for files, and when selected copy the link of that file to the clipboard for easy sharing.
For the app to work, the files must be stored on your machine and you must be running the Mac Box client.
Usage: On first use, click the “File Filter” box and set the search scope to only search your Box.com sync’d folder.
The way the app works is to simulate mouse clicks that bring up the context menu in Finder and manually select the Box menu and the items underneath that menu that copy the sharing links to the clipboard.
If it isn’t working for you, review your own context menu when you right click inside Finder and make sure that the Box menu is appearing.
You can download it here.
