Phasedetect

Wow, I had no idea that even existed! I was wondering why there weren't any workflows that already existed to do this, now I have my answer. This works pretty well, but is there a way to directly trigger the action and not have to select it from the list? Even if I've set it to not show any of the other options, that's still an extra keystroke to select "open with" option. If not, I guess I can find time in my schedule for that extra enter press... I may keep pursuing the roundabout way for fun. Thanks for the help!

I'd like to make a workflow that will open the file you currently have highlighted in Finder with an app you specify to Alfred. I'm pretty sure that getting the selected finder item will require applescript, but I'm not entirely sure. I have little coding experience, so I'm basically piecing together different scripts I can find online. So far, I have this: tell application "System Events" set app_id to (get the id of application "q" as string) end tell tell application "Finder" set sel to selection if sel is not {} then set filepath to item 1 of sel as text open filepath using application file id "app_id" end if end tell The problems are a) that doesn't work and it depends on you giving Alfred the exact name of the app, rather than just a few letters as in a typical Alfred search. For example I want to be able to select a jpeg in finder, call up Alfred and type "o ps" and have the list of apps show up with the top one being Photoshop, and then press enter and have the file open in Photoshop. Any help is greatly appreciated. PD