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On 6/14/2019 at 11:12 PM, cands said:

This workflow sounds useful but the link is dead.

Yes, absolutely.
Is this workflow still available somewhere?

4 hours ago, vitor said:

It’s filtering from the start of each word. For folders named Red Green Blue (note the spaces), searching for green works. Doing it from any place in the word would have performance implications.

Thank you! Thats a helpful information!

Thanks for your reply!

Yes, I know that … But for my purpose this is not working.

I have a problem with a specific network folder. it cannot be searched through "File Filter". I suspect it is related to the indexing. Unfortunately I do not have the permissions to adjust this. However, I can browse the folder via "Browse in Alfred". But then I have the problem that I can't search for keywords. I always have to know the exact path ... Unfortunately this makes it not very effective.

Hi!

Is there a way to look for folders via a keyword or component while Browse in Alfred?

Like in the gif example attached … I want to see all the folders that include “Green” but if i look up for the keyword “Green” no folders are shown, because its filtering by the first letter …

Thanks for any help! 🙂

Hi all,

I'm trying to run Alfred on a new device, but unfortunately I can't find any files or folders ...

Workflows, snippets, etc. seem to work normally.

Probably a reboot would be a good idea already - but I can't do that right now due to a long copy process.

Troubleshooting says the following – maybe someone already has a suggestion what to do.

Thanks a lot!
 

Starting Diagnostics...

File: 'xxx.xls'
Path: '/Users/User/Desktop'

-----------------------------------------------------------

Check file cache database...

✅ File cache integrity is ok

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Check if file is readable...

✅ Alfred has permissions to read this file.

Unix Permissions: 448
Underlying Type: NSFileTypeRegular
Extended Attributes: (
    "com.apple.lastuseddate#PS",
    "com.apple.quarantine"
)

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Check if volume '/' is indexed by macOS...

⚠️ Indexing may not be enabled on this drive

/:
    Error: unexpected indexing state.  kMDConfigSearchLevelTransitioning

-----------------------------------------------------------

Check direct file metadata...

⚠️ Direct metadata is missing, this file is likely not indexed by macOS

-----------------------------------------------------------

Check mdls file metadata...

❌ macOS metadata missing essential items

/Users/User/Desktop/xxx.xls.

-----------------------------------------------------------

❌ Troubleshooting failed
 

Hi!

I’m an enthusiastic Alfred User and a Powerpack Owner. I’m already running Alfred on two different iMacs with my license. Since I will be abroad more often in the future, I now also have a MacBook in use, on which, of course, I would also like to use Alfred. 

I know the Single License only allows the use of two different devices … 

So I was wondering if it’s somehow possible to upgrade afterwards to an “Megga Supporter” License?

Thanks a lot!

Hi @vitor

Thanks for your quick response!

6 minutes ago, vitor said:

Alfred Preferences → PowerPack → View your license key → Deactivate

Yes, I’ve seen this. But I was not sure if this deactivates my licence in general (which actually wouldn’t make much sense) or only for this specific device. 

Thanks a lot. You helped me a lot.

Hello,

I’m a Powerpack Users and got Alfred installed on two different iMacs already. One machine is intended for more private use, the other for work purposes. On both I am already very accustomed to work with Alfred and I really love it and I can’t imagine working without Alfred anymore.

Soon I will replace my work machine with a new iMac. Once this is the case, I will not use the old iMac anymore but of course I want to use my Powerpack license on my new iMac. Is this possible? Since I have actually already activated my license on two devices …

Thanks a lot.