Yes! The new switch user script works, and works with quicksilver. Thanks!
The other - list window contents - still no. But this one working is a great relief! On Oct 25, 12:08 pm, "Jon Stovell (a.k.a. Sesquipedalian)" <[email protected]> wrote: > On Oct 25, 9:44 am, Melanie Avids <[email protected]> wrote: > > > The switch-user scripts both work. > > I've just updated the version of the Fast User Switching script on the > Applescript page. Due to a change in how paths and names are handled > in Applescript when run through Quicksilver on Snow Leopard, the > previous posted version was trying to switch to a user called > "<username>.scpt" instead of to a user called "<username>" (obviously > substituting <username> with whatever name is used in the filename of > the script). The updated version will work properly on both Leopard > and Snow Leopard. I use on both operating systems successfully with > Quicksilver. > > As AppleScript said in his post above, to use this script you need to > bring it up in the first pane of Quicksilver, and choose the Run > action in the second pane. > > To make sure it is available in Quicksilver, save it in ~/Library/ > Scripts (where ~ is the path to your users home folder), and then > configure the Scripts section of Quicksilver's catalogue so that there > is a checkmark in the box for the Scripts (User) catalogue item. > > As mentioned in the description of the Fast User Switching script, you > MUST save it with the filename "Switch to <username>.scpt" > substituting in the actual username of a user. For example, "Switch to > Melanie.scpt" can be used to switch to user "Melanie", and "Switch to > Bob.scpt" can be used to switch to user Bob.
