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Bevy. Executor.dk. How to use Remember The Milk for Quicksilver. Remember The Milk is a free online to-do web application. Quicksilver is a popular Mac OS X utility application. This plugin ties the two together. Features Issue to-dos with the speed of Quicksilver.Automatically set due dates from task names. Requirements Mac OS X 10.4.11 or later.Quicksilver B53 or later.Remember The Milk for Quicksilver is a Universal Binary.

New in this Release (version F2) Initial Release Note I am no longer a regular user of either Quicksilver or Remember The Milk, so I do not have plans to continue development on RTM for QS. License Remember The Milk for Quicksilver is an open source application released under the BSD open source license. Other This software uses the Remember The Milk API, but is neither affiliated with nor certified by Remember The Milk. Quicksilver Tricks. Many have tasted the increase in productivity by using Quicksilver as their Application launcher. Some even built more Quicksilver skins to make it look nicer. But only a few realized that there are still more Quicksilver actions available for them to use.

As one of the Quicksilver’s big fans, here I am with full enthusiastic, presenting default actions and cool tricks that you can do with Quicksilver. Default Actions Listed below, 40 default Quicksilver actions. Files Applications Disk Folders Text URLs Catalog Grab All Links If you’re one of the web addicts out there, you will find this trick very useful, which you can grab all the links on the designated site url by only typing several letters. Here’s how to do it: Open QuicksilverType . The Comma Tricks: Select Multiple Items Some Quicksilver Skins, such as Bezel and Primer, support selection of multiple items. Universal Trigger Browse Hidden Items When you’re browsing with Quicksilver, you can hold down Option key to reveal all hidden items.

Executor. Top 10 Quicksilver plug-ins. Great article! Thanks. Couple things: The dictionary services menu action doesn't work for me either (I'm running Tiger and QS ß53 [you can get ß by hitting Option-S, ß is like "ss" in German IIRC]). Dictionary module itself works, but if I hit Cmd-Q, it quits Quicksilver—have to keep that in mind. I've got the iTunes plugin installed and I've had it around for a while now, but it doesn't recognize the album artwork for anything I've ripped since enabling that plugin—I ripped a few CDs and DVDs to my iTunes library over the weekend, and they have the appropriate album art, but nothing I've added since.

The albums do show up, they just don't look pretty... Any ideas? Oh, and instead of the Firefox plugin (eew, Fx for Mac is gross! The first plugin I install is always the cube interface—I've got mine customized to go with my desktop. ~truggl. How to control iTunes with Quicksilver. A beginner's guide to Quicksilver. Metadata as a 'filing system' with Quicksilver. Launchy.