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GamerChase

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  1. Thanks! I think it has. And I think it needs some more updates (but it's surprisingly fast so I don't want to clutter it). Look at my PreDB workflow, i think I want my piratebay workflow to be as easy to use as this one.

     

    How does PreDB differ from Piratebay? I don't quite understand.

  2. I'd be interested in a little further detail about how to add a server to Secure Copy. I have a Mac mini I access from my MacBook Pro (and vice versa) and would love to be able to use Alfred to move files back and forth.

     

    Or have I missed the point...?

  3. The developers have been pretty clear that there's nothing they can do about us not being able to sync to the /Dropbox/Apps folder, as it's a Dropbox API issue. My advice is to either sync to a different folder, or don't sync to Dropbox.  :unsure:

     

    Also, if you're still able to sync to this folder, your version of Alfred is woefully out of date, as Andrew blocked use of that folder exactly a month ago today.

  4. Caffeine

    Pros: Visual status (see coffee cup on menubar). Normally you have to use the mouse to activate (although toggles exist here). Available on more than just 10.8

    Cons: Yet another app to install (although it is free). Yet more clutter in the menubar.

     

    Regarding the clutter in the menu bar, have you seen Bartender? Allows you display only what you want seen on the menu bar, hide some stuff in a toggled bar, and completely hide other stuff (ie. Caffeine). Best of all, it allows for stuff to be displayed temporarily when the icon changes (ie. when Caffeine activates or deactivates).

     

    My menu bar with Bartender bar closed:

    Menu%20bar%201.png

     

    My menu bar with Bartender bar open:

    Menu%20bar%202.png

  5. One of the most annoying things of writing a college paper is having to write the references. I used to look for previous papers where I'd already written the reference, then copy, paste, and refine for the new paper. It probably took longer than just writing the reference from scratch, but I hated the idea of losing marks on APA formatting.

     

    So as a concept, in my free time, I created a workflow to paste the complete reference into my paper so I only had to edit it for what I was citing this time. I found a character to start each keyword with that didn't pull anything else up in Alfred, so it starts with a clean list:

     

    All%20references.png

     

    Then I type the name of the main author of the textbook (or I can press ⌘ and whatever number, obviously):

     

    One%20reference.png

     

    Hit Enter, and there it is:

     

    Expanded.png

     

     

    I expect this will save me TONS of time.  :D Not sure if it'll be of any use to anyone else, but I'm proud of it, so I wanted to share. If you are interested, it can be downloaded here.

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