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Carlos-Sz

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  1. Please, make sure you are using Alfred 2.3 (262) and Evernote from evernote.com. This Alfred version is required and it is available as a pre-release (not an update). Here is a link to the previous version if you need it: 8.0 final. Anyway, I’ll also make some tests to see if I can reproduce the error.
  2. Overview TOC Workflow creates, updates and removes a markdown table of contents that can be useful when writing a more complex document. It should work fine when exported to a html document. Note that, due a bug/limitation of current OSX PDF print function, TOC will not work in a PDF saved/converted by most of writing applications. How to Use Create a TOC open your markdown editor and type your text when you finish it show Alfred and type the keyword toc press Return key the workflow will select the text, copy it, add the TOC and anchor, then paste the text back You can also set a hotkey to create a TOC. Update a TOC If you have edited the text after inserting the TOC then just run the keyword toc again and the workflow will create an updated TOC. Remove a TOC The workflow can also remove the TOC and anchors for good. It can be handy if you e.g. want to work with a cleaner text, without TOC and anchors. To remove show Alfred, type the keyword toc, hold Command key then press Return key. You can also set a hotkey to remove it. Screenshots Type your markdown text as always and don't you worry about TOC: Show Alfred, type the keyword toc then press return key (or use the hotkey) to create a TOC and the anchors: Preview the document to see the TOC: Download Before using the workflow for good make some tests and backup your texts first. Version 1.0 29 Apr 2014 Requires Alfred 2.3 Download Now
  3. Evernote 8.6 is out Release date: 30 Apr 2014 Made in OS X 10.9.2 Requires Evernote 5.5 from evernote.com Requires Alfred 2.3 or later Download now What's new? Improved reminder time support e.g. Tomorrow at 2:00 Added support for tags that start with a hash sign e.g. #Home Added support for tags that start with an at sign e.g. @Work Added support for notebooks that start with an at sign e.g. @Notes Workflow should be faster in most of cases When appending from a search result now you can hold Option key to include current date Type a Note supports multiple lines (first line will be the title) e.g. enn Line 1 /n Line 2 New Keyword enl and its hotkey to load the last search query Added support for some of Alfred 2.3 new features Thank you all for the great feedback!
  4. Great. I need an option to create a public bookmark to make my IFTTT receipt work in order to refresh the workflow in the background utilizing the new Alfred 2.3 external trigger: In resume, when a new public bookmark is made a new text file is created in a Dropbox folder. Then Hazel detects it and calls the external trigger of the workflow.
  5. I’ll make some tests ASAP. Thank you for your suggestion.
  6. Very nice workflow. Could you please consider an option to show tags as soon as we type p in Alfred? Maybe as an option? I like to keep a limited number of tags and it will make things faster here. Thank you.
  7. It works! Thank you for sharing it. I’m still testing but so far I’m easily controlling my home office.
  8. http://blog.alfredapp.com/2012/06/01/gatekeeper-alfred-and-the-future-of-os-x/
  9. http://support.alfredapp.com/kb:dropbox-apps-folder
  10. I’m finishing a new version that should be ready next week. It will include tags and notebooks starting with @ or #.
  11. I like the idea. I’ll add it when I update the workflow. It is not simple to add this level of customization but I’ll think about it and if I find a way I’ll let you know. Thank you for your feedback.
  12. I hope next week I’ll be testing this workflow!
  13. You have two options: 1) type a wildcard e.g. ent me* Or set the workflow to use the wildcard by default. Show Alfred and type the keyword enpref to run the workflow preferences then in step 2 select Automatic: Maybe then a two characters delimiter to the users can use “|” if need it. Here’s something that is fast to type: enn @Notebook #Tag1 #Tag2 !Reminder : Shopping List /n Milk /n Eggs The new approach will follow the main Syntax only adding a way to enter a return character.
  14. Thank you Ed. Right now the note content will also be the note title. I’m still thinking about an improved way to type note directly from Alfred window. One way would be to create a new line sign (e.g. /nf) this way the workflow would take the first line as the title and format properly into Evernote. Example: enn Shopping List /nf Milk /nf Eggs /nf Apples The above command would appear in Evernote this way: Note Title: Shopping List Note Content: Milk Eggs Apples The advantage of this approach is not only a possible custom title but also create multiple lines notes. What do you think? Too complicate or it would be nice to have such alternative?
  15. Unfortunately glo.li service is not available anymore. I can’t update the workflow right now but you can edit both zip_zipdropbox.scpt and zip_alf_zipdropbox.scpt files: Find: try set tshell to "curl http://www.glo.li/toolbarshort.php?url=" & theURL & " | textutil -stdin -stdout -convert txt " set theglowurl to (do shell script tshell) set endchar to (offset of return in theglowurl) - 1 set theRes to text 1 thru endchar of theglowurl return theRes on error return theURL end try Replace: return theURL
  16. Evernote does not have an AppleScript command for web clipping right now.
  17. I'll make some tests ASAP and I'll let you know. Just make sure to use Evernote from evernote.com
  18. This. I only use AppleScript so there are a lot of selecting going on before start the workflow.
  19. I got it working. I was selecting a file in Alfred (which leads to file action) and not only highlighting it. I was not aware that it was possible anyway.
  20. If you are in Alfred I'm afraid you have to use file action. However, I think you have to suggest such feature: hotkey+Alfred selection like hotkey+OSX selection that we already have.
  21. The hotkey was made to be used outside Alfred: 1. Select file(s) in Finder 2. Hit the hotkey Now you should see a notification and the filenames will be ready to be pasted.
  22. Thank you. It is possible and I’ll add the feature somehow. For now you can change a line of the h_filter.scpt to list folders. Look for this line of code: set lst_Files to paragraphs of (do shell script "find " & (quoted form of POSIX path of (sDest)) & " -maxdepth 1 -type f -name '.*'") Replace the line above for this: set lst_Files to paragraphs of (do shell script "find " & (quoted form of POSIX path of (sDest)) & " -maxdepth 1 -name '.*'")
  23. You can also try to use CDATA: <title><![CDATA[title Ð]]></title> Here is a sample using CDATA:
  24. I’ve just submitted a ticket. Let’s hope they do something about it. Thank you for your feedback.
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