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My idea is to get more from File buffer ability. It is superb right now, but I think it could be even better with drag and drop. What I mean is to select files into buffer and then would be possible to drag those anywhere we want to drop. Similar to DragonDrop app.
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Context: * When using the File Buffer, alt is the default modifier and pressing alt + backspace removes all items from the buffer. * When the "Compatibility: Use shift+alt as modifier key" toggle is checked, shift + alt is required to interact with the buffer. Current Behavior: When the "Compatibility" toggle is checked... - pressing alt + backspace still removes all items from the buffer, with or without pressing the shift key Expected Behavior: When the "Compatibility" toggle is checked... - pressing alt + backspace should not remove items from the buffer - pressing shift + alt + backspace would remove all items from the buffer Alfred version & build number: 2.7.1 (387) OS X version: Yosemite 10.10.4 (14E46) Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/76tB5xc.png -
Greetings, First, thanks for a great and honest product. I'm surprised Apple hasn't hired you folks yet ;-) I was wondering if the usual "File Action" shortcut [⌥・⌘ ・\] could be used to place something in the File Buffer? You'll recall that that only way presently to add something to the buffer is by [⌥・ ↑], which is great... IF you're browsing from within Alfred. If you're traversing multiple folders in Finder, this would be a tremendous time-saver. As an aside, would you be amenable to the idea of making available some sort of programmer's API? I'd be happy to code this up myself if only I knew where to begin (seriously!). Many thanks again, George San Francisco Reference: http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/4782-add-to-buffer-from-finder/ -
I'm trying to make a workflow runs as a file action. It should take multiple files from the file buffer and attach them to an email, to be send to a predetermined address. I would really appreciate it if somebody could help me with the attachment part. This is what I have: set MyAttachments to the "{query}" tell application "Mail" activate set MyMessage to make new outgoing message with properties {subject:"Subject line goes here", content:"Body goes here", visible:true} tell MyMessage make new to recipient with properties {address:"Addres_goes_here@gmail.com"} repeat with EachAttachment in MyAttachments make new attachment with properties {file name:(EachAttachment as alias)} at after last paragraph of content end repeat save end tell end tell Thanks in advance for your help. -
Hi When adding files to the file buffer is it possible to copy the files to the clipboard so that I can then paste them into another application? thanks ///sphardy
