is there a way to list all keywords or create a workflow to do so ?

[rob213]

thanks in advance for your time and help

[Stephen_C]

Type ?keywords in the Alfred search box.

 

Stephen

[rob213]

thank you @Stephen_C

[rob213]

@Stephen_C

 

I am trying to get a listing of keywords. Your solution is excellent but requires a lot of scrolling and difficult to use if I want to reorganize my keywords.

If there any way to list keywords in a file (PDF, RTFD, etc) ? I tried to do a scrolling screenshot using snagit, but it does not capture the alfred search window (it captures the app behind the alfred search window).

thanks again

[Stephen_C]

Try this then. In the search box in Alfred Preferences → Workflows type keywords (N.B., without the question mark).

 

Stephen

 

 

[rob213]

4 minutes ago, Stephen_C said:

Try this then. In the search box in Alfred Preferences → Workflows type keywords (N.B., without the question mark).

 

Stephen

 

 

 

exactly what I was looking for. Scrolling capture → PDF very easy. thanks very much !

[rob213]

57 minutes ago, rob213 said:

in Alfred Preferences → Workflows type keywords (

 

There are a zillion results, which is normal. I tried ""keywords NOT snippet" which did not yield any results. I looked up search syntax in alfred support and did not find anything. Could you point me to a reference explaining the search syntax ?

thank you !

[Stephen_C]

See https://www.alfredforum.com/topic/20332-how-to-change-the-default-alfred-shortcuts/?do=findComment&comment=105220.

 

Stephen

[Stephen_C]

And, indeed, see https://www.alfredforum.com/topic/20332-how-to-change-the-default-alfred-shortcuts/?do=findComment&comment=105220. 😀

 

Stephen

[rob213]

16 minutes ago, Stephen_C said:

And, indeed, see https://www.alfredforum.com/topic/20332-how-to-change-the-default-alfred-shortcuts/?do=findComment&comment=105220. 😀

 

Stephen

 

this same link ? just in case you pasted the wrong link. thanks again

[Stephen_C]

Sorry, I was trying to edit a post and it disappeared while I checked something else. There is also this help page: Use Alfred to Search Alfred: The Question Mark Trick which you may find useful from time to time.

 

Stephen

Edited May 23 by Stephen_C

[rob213]

thanks again very much !