andyedin

On 7/26/2017 at 11:10 AM, deanishe said:

I'm not sure if that's actually possible.

 

AFAIK, there's no reliable way to get a list of the most recently changed files (there is a mechanism, but IIRC, Microsoft products don't use it, so you can forget about Word and Excel).

 

And adding the file as an attachment to the message you're currently writing is, as you say, basically magic.

 

It might be possible using Mail.app, which has very good AppleScript support, but I think you can forget about it if you're using a different email client.

 

More realistic is grabbing the last-edited file and creating a new email with it attached.

Wow, that's great!

Another tiny thing I noticed is that even if I delete the default CSL AMA, Chicago, or MLA, as some of them are not useful for me, the workflow will automatically add them back. I can live with that, but  just wanted to point it out if it is not your intentional design.

Thanks for the prompt reply. I will try the workaround solution as you mentioned. Hail for this fantastic workflow.

What a fantastic workflow! Thanks for the work.

One tiny question: I have trouble adding a new reference style. I used 'ubib ::' to add a new one, for example IEEE, but it doesn't seem to have any effect afterwards.