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You can.I wish it could search for documents like in Tiger
Go to the quicksilver preference pane and navigate to catalog. Go to custom, click the plus symbol on the bottom, and add whichever folder you would like to scan. After that's done a drawer should slide out letting you select how deep to scan. Be careful as this can slow down your response time with a lot of files.
it still is. Maybe he needs to connect to the internet since (I think) it downloads each plugin you select. Or maybe you just need to refresh the list.
I forget the default but you can find out by starting QS from the Applications folder then open its Preferences and in the Command window see the HotKey Activation settings. You can change it if you want. Mine's Control-Space Bar and Spotlight is Apple-Space.
For those quicksilver pros, how can I transfer my quicksilver settings from my Mac Pro to my MacBook?
Thank you for inspiring me to use this program love it
Thank you for inspiring me to use this program love it
I would think you move Quicksilver's preference file from Mac Pro to your macbook. I'm not entirely sure though. Worth a try.
EDIT: Found it, sorry.
Sorry for resurrecting an old thread
Thanks in advance,
Joseph
can't set different colors
I been able to install the plugin but I can't figure out how to set different colors on my top bar and list bar. As you can see both mine are blue. How did you do it?
Here's mine
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I like the minimal version up on top by the menubar ... And it matches spotlight
I been able to install the plugin but I can't figure out how to set different colors on my top bar and list bar. As you can see both mine are blue. How did you do it?
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Sorry to dredge up an old thread but this is the coolest thing I've seen today.I'm not a big fan of the shiny gear icon. I replaced the defaultaction.icns file with the arrow icon used in Leopard stacks. (I know it's a minor beef, but still...)
That gear icon had always kept me away because it never conveyed what the action was. To me it said "settings." Now I can use QuickSilver without it freaking bugging me. Thanks!
By the way, to anyone wondering how to do this, the file is in the Dock.app in /System/Library/Core Services/ Search for it in coverflow view and you'll find it. Make a copy and rename the png to defaultAction.icns (no need to convert it to an icon) and drag to QuickSilver (right click > Show Package Contents) /Contents/Resources/. Then restart QuickSilver.
Now all someone needs to do is make a Lion QuickLook interface:
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