Wow. Just took a look at this, and ... wow. I was expecting some challenges with this, but there were more than I imagined. A lot of the fonts have different naming conventions, which made for an interesting brain teaser this afternoon. Your script seems to be the best solution. The only thing I'd n...
@edmo 1. It's actually «class RTF », with a space between the 'F' and the right pointing double angle quotation. (Script Editor will want that space.) Option-\ for the left pointing double angle quotation and option-shift-\ for the right one. 2. I wasn't able to delve into this question deeply. I di...
From "AppleScript: The Comprehensive Guide to Scripting and Automation on Mac OS X" by Hanaan Rosenthal (a book I recommend highly), page 446: Understanding How the Mac Clipboard Works The Mac clipboard is a clever piece of software; it's simple to use but surprisingly sophisticated beneat...
try set rtf_data to the clipboard as «class RTF » set leFiche to "volume:Users:username:Desktop:clipboard contents.rtf" set file_ID to open for access leFiche with write permission write rtf_data to file_ID close access file_ID on error errMsg number errNum if errMsg = "Can't make so...
Yes, there is a Quicksilver action which will append or prepend selected text to a text file. As far as I know, this Quicksilver feature only works with text files. I think of clips as text which may contain formatting. OmniOutliner Pro can also collect snippets. Unsure if the regular version does t...
I love and use 1Password. Alas, it's Mac only, so I don't know that it solves your problem. I can't recommend RoboForm personally, as I haven't used it, but it is a password program for Windows.
Can anyone think of a way to highlight some words faster than just moving the mouse there, and then dragging the cursor over the text that needs selecting ? Yes. Click the mouse in at the beginning and then just shift-click where you want the selection to end. Often easier than trying to drag your ...
If you have Quicksilver (and if you don't, get it), you can select the word, press Cmd-Esc, tab over to the second panel, and begin typing in "Thesaurus" to look up the word in OS X's Thesaurus.
Not an audiobook, but along the same line: there is a company called 'The Teaching Company' ( http://www.theteachingcompany.com ) which rounds up famous American university professors and has them create courses on their specialty subjects. The courses are sold in various formats including MP3 audi...
I think you can't lose weight without lots and lots of exercise you can actually lose a lot of weight quickly without doing any exercise. you will lose weight quickly on a raw food diet. and no exercise. for those of you who want to do raw and are having digestion problems, you might try posting a ...
one thing i liked about "writing for your life" by deena metzger was that i could turn to almost any page and get an idea about something. she had one thing in there about people writing about their school lunches. at first i really couldn't come up with anything, but the more i thought ab...