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Inspired by previous work, with the font and colours sampled from the menu bar in OS X.
 
Now updated for 10.9, OS X Menu Bar v4 is designed to look like it came part and parcel with OS X Mavericks.



Download it here.

Inspired by previous work, with the font and colours sampled from the menu bar in OS X.
 
Now updated for 10.9, OS X Menu Bar v4 is designed to look like it came part and parcel with OS X Mavericks.



Download it here.

Inspired by previous work, with the font and colours sampled from the menu bar in OS X.
 
Now updated for 10.9, OS X Menu Bar v4 is designed to look like it came part and parcel with OS X Mavericks.



Download it here.

There are a few things I want to do with workflows, but I don't want to have to plead for someone else to write the script for me. Could someone direct me to an online resource to learn the basics of script that will work in Alfred workflows?
 
Thanks!

I've been keeping Alfred 2 in sync between my MacBook Pro and Mac mini manually since the v2 beta came out, and was thrilled to see syncing finally come in.  However, after fumbling with it for an hour back and forth, I had to delete the syncing folder in Dropbox to make it stop.
 
Alterations made to the default settings in preferences on one machine (let's say starting with the Mac mini, though this went back and forth several times) would invalidate those alterations on the other machine (let's say the MacBook Pro), essentially resetting it to default preferences, including the deletion of all added themes. Attempts to correct the issue on the MacBook Pro would reset the Mac mini to default prefereces, deleting the added themes again.
 
Very frustrating. I've since set them both to where they were before manually, and neither of them are syncing with Dropbox.
 
Love the app, and love the work you guys are doing, though.  

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:
 

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

 
Hit Enter, and there it is:
 

 
 
I expect this will save me TONS of time.   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.

I've been keeping Alfred 2 in sync between my MacBook Pro and Mac mini manually since the v2 beta came out, and was thrilled to see syncing finally come in.  However, after fumbling with it for an hour back and forth, I had to delete the syncing folder in Dropbox to make it stop.
 
Alterations made to the default settings in preferences on one machine (let's say starting with the Mac mini, though this went back and forth several times) would invalidate those alterations on the other machine (let's say the MacBook Pro), essentially resetting it to default preferences, including the deletion of all added themes. Attempts to correct the issue on the MacBook Pro would reset the Mac mini to default prefereces, deleting the added themes again.
 
Very frustrating. I've since set them both to where they were before manually, and neither of them are syncing with Dropbox.
 
Love the app, and love the work you guys are doing, though.  

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:
 

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

 
Hit Enter, and there it is:
 

 
 
I expect this will save me TONS of time.   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.

Holy Crap! I go to bed and wake up and everything I've ever wanted it right there waiting for me. Thank you so much Tyler and GamerChase. Thats incredible. And that special little workflow for the Library folder Tyler, thank you so much. 
 
You guys are awesome. 

Based on mcskrzypczak's Tiny theme and Tyler Eich's Native theme, I present my theme named for tiny natives, Pygmy.  
 
Download it here.  Thanks for the ideas, guys!
 

Looks good, and I love the name! I'm happy to have inspired such art 

Based on mcskrzypczak's Tiny theme and Tyler Eich's Native theme, I present my theme named for tiny natives, Pygmy.  
 
Download it here.  Thanks for the ideas, guys!
 

It's definitely doable. But I'm not going to do it :-]

Based on mcskrzypczak's Tiny theme and Tyler Eich's Native theme, I present my theme named for tiny natives, Pygmy.  
 
Download it here.  Thanks for the ideas, guys!
 

As a nursing student, this could be absolutely incredible with one alteration... the ability to choose search results within Alfred, similar to what's seen in simonbs's search IMDB workflow, so that it takes you directly to the PubMed Health article you desire.  Is this a possibility?
 
...please please please...   

Based on mcskrzypczak's Tiny theme and Tyler Eich's Native theme, I present my theme named for tiny natives, Pygmy.  
 
Download it here.  Thanks for the ideas, guys!
 

Any chance you'd make a web interface so that we can browse / search the workflows? 

Ah, ok.  Tried it, and I don't care for it.  I think the theme works well enough on its own, since the dark background negates the browser in behind enough (in my opinion).
 
Kudos to Tyler Eich for creating a theme cool enough for the app developer to use!  

Get it from Packal: Dark • Light
 
Description: Made to match OS X's aethetic. Monochromatic with a blue accent. Attractive and very usable.
 
Dark preview:

 
Light preview:

If you haven't noticed, b72 sets the cursor colour correctly now!
 
p.s love that them!

This theme is fantastic!  It really is the only theme I've ever seen that I prefer to use over the default Light theme.

Maybe it self-destructed because of Rebecca Black? Just kidding. Seriously though, props, if it works. Haven't tried it yet.

I've created a basic workflow to create a bit.ly link, which is then copied to the clipboard.
 

 
I wanted to have some way to have a Notification Center popup to indicate the link was created successfully, but I haven't figured that part out yet.
 
You need to have an account with Bitly, and edit the Run Script section to copy your username and API key into place, where it says USERNAME_HERE and APIKEY_HERE.  You can get your API key here, when logged into Bitly.
 
Download the workflow here.  

I've created a basic workflow to create a bit.ly link, which is then copied to the clipboard.
 

 
I wanted to have some way to have a Notification Center popup to indicate the link was created successfully, but I haven't figured that part out yet.
 
You need to have an account with Bitly, and edit the Run Script section to copy your username and API key into place, where it says USERNAME_HERE and APIKEY_HERE.  You can get your API key here, when logged into Bitly.
 
Download the workflow here.