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Carlos-Sz

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  1. Version 4.0 is out: streamlined features focused on content creation keyword nf instead of newf keyword ns instead of news prepend or append text to any file in working folder custom date format that will be used in Journal, Prepend and Append features custom filename timestamp ($t) that can be used to create a filename easily add text from Mail app (selected or all email content) along with basic email information and link or URL select plain URL or Markdown URL format workflow preferences and initial setup within Alfred keyword nf? for Help within Alfred too you can tag any file from search feature: type ns keyword, highlight a file, hold option key and hit return: a list of openmeta recent tags will be displayed in Alfred (select one or create new tags separated by commas) New Note now works more like the other features: tags#note here or #note here improved search module (keyword ns) add a custom timestamp to the filename using variables fn key is not used by default due wired Apple keyboards workflow update to Alfred 2.0.3 (187) removed Copy Text File from Finder Download Now
  2. Quick question: the <item arg=“"> should be removed completely in order to use <arg></arg>? Or Alfred will use <arg></arg> if set and ignore the other (no need to remove the other for good)? Thank you.
  3. In the current RC you can use the variable $t to add a time stamp to a filename.
  4. Version 7.0 is out: keyword ens instead of en keyword enn instead of ennew Workflow preferences: keyword enpref (set quick look style and search wildcard mode) Preview (OSX Quick Look) your notes in Alfred by hitting Shift key (feature available in both ens, ent, enr and enc keywords) List all tags and search from one of them: use the keyword ens or ent then type an at sign e.g. ens @ Improved search by title (keyword ent) keyword enn: hold option key to append text with current date to an existing note keyword enn: hold command key to create a new note and open it right after keyword enr: list recent (within a week) notes keyword ens: list notes added to Evernote Shortcuts keyword enscan: it will start OSX Image Capture (that you need to previously configure to save in Evernote), wait for it to get ready and then click the Scan button automatically Quick Look and Tags View:
  5. Maybe my Batch Rename workflow can help you. It is written in AppleScript.
  6. Right now the workflow is parsing the filename as if it was from clipboard which is not the case. I’ll fix it and post a new RC in a few hours or less. Thank you for your feedback.
  7. Thank you. An asterisk by default may slow down the search if the user has several notes. Anyway, I may add it as a preference in a future version.
  8. You can sync using Dropbox. See Alfred Preferences, Advanced.
  9. Here is a release Candidate 5 of the workflow that adds date variables for the filename: $m (month as number), $mm (month), $d (day), $w (weekday), $y (year), $h (hour), $n (minute), $s (second) How to use: nf #my name $y.$m.$d Result (where .txt is the default extension): my name 2013.05.26.txt Download now What is new in RC5 (the official release is coming soon, just making some final tests): streamlined features focused on content creation keyword nf instead of newf keyword ns instead of news prepend or append text to any file in working folder custom date format that will be used in Journal, Prepend and Append features easily add text from Mail app (selected or all email content) along with basic email information and link or URL select plain URL or Markdown URL format workflow preferences and initial setup within Alfred keyword nf? for Help within Alfred too you can tag any file from search feature: type ns keyword, highlight a file, hold option key and hit return: a list of openmeta recent tags will be displayed in Alfred (select one or create new tags separated by commas) New Note now works more like the other features: tags#note here or #note here improved search module (keyword ns) add a custom timestamp to the filename using variables fn key is not used by default due wired Apple keyboards workflow update to Alfred 2.0.3 (187) removed Copy Text File from Finder
  10. Do you have any sample workflow using the framework? Sounds interesting…
  11. Try to type the extension after the date. I’m planing to add timestamp to filename like in my batch rename workflow. This can make things faster for you.
  12. Please, download the current version that is still in progress but very functional: link In this version: the main keyword is nf Alfred should learn which item is used more and move it to top of the list you can basically type: nf #Filename here ​if you don’t want any tag at all then type: nf -#Filename here This version is still in progress and things may be changed. Your feedback will be considered.
  13. Did you suggested this feature to Dropbox Short Links author? For what you want his workflow makes the not so obvious part of the process. I mean, it won’t be that difficult to add a copy/move feature or a second workflow to do this.
  14. My workflow almost does all you need but after the keyword you type tags then a hash sign then the filename (all optional). Link
  15. I’ve been using PopClip and Alfred a lot. Great to hear an Alfred extension for PopClip is coming. I’ll surely try it.
  16. Great to hear. A new version of the workflow is coming soon.
  17. It seems to be working. I’ll make more tests later today.
  18. The workflow only saves the clipboard content to a plain text file using a common AppleScript command (class UTF-8) and it seems more that MacVim can’t handle it or it is not properly configured. I tested the workflow with several editors such as iA Writer, Byword, TextEdit, Sublime Text 2 and 3, Texts, Text Wrangler, Fraise, MultiMarkdown Composer, Mou and Folding Text and all of them worked fine. As soon as possible I’ll test MacVim.
  19. Great. It is not possible. I may try more combinations after finishing the Evernote workflow update.
  20. I’m sorry. I thought it was working here but I get the same result after all. Right now you can set up a hotkey to load your list:
  21. You can set a hotkey for the workflow (plus sign at top right, Triggers>Hotkey). Double click it then make it Show Alfred in Action and set the Argument to Text and type chrome in the text box.
  22. Double click rm Script Filter and edit the Keyword from rm to rm #My List # Then, when you bring Alfred, type rm and as soon as Reminders item appears hit return key and your list should be displayed.
  23. Basically you type rm #MyList all the time, is that right?
  24. It is possible. If the workflow can get, for some reason, a normal path to the home folder then it may not work indeed. Are you using version 6.0 or 6.5 beta of the workflow? If you’d like to make some tests please email me at carlos.sz at gmail dot com
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