Thanks guys! I eventually found out about the new b58 version and upgraded and it works fine. But your solution seems also fine, elastic. But Rob understood quite well what i intended... as i use the two different actions, both find with and search with, as follows: - search with: made a trigger using a websearch site from web search module, then search with and a blank third pane to write whatever i need to search
find with: made a trigger using the current selection in the first pane, find with in 2nd and the site i want to search for the selection I find it very handy, and now it seems to work with b58 version. And, if i may abuse your kindness, perhaps you could help me with something else... here's the thing... there's a few pdf files that i would want to password protect. i know i can password protect with the save as from file menu, but i guess it's possible to simply select it in finder (one or more files) and apply the password option thing just like that... i tried to figure it out in automator but i just couldn't get it to work, any ideas? thanks again! On Apr 8, 1:30 pm, Rob McBroom <mailingli...@skurfer.com> wrote: > On Apr 8, 2010, at 12:24 AM, Elastic Threads wrote: > > > Thanks. Always more to learn with QS. I never looked for "Find with", > > seems like it'd make more sense if it was "Search with" > > Can't argue with that. > > > I still don't see how you could set up a trigger to do all that at > > once. > > I just created one as a test and it worked as expected. (I'm running ß54.) > The trigger looked like this: > > Current Selection ⇥ Find With… ⇥ Google > > Note that for Google specifically, Safari already provides a "Search with > Google" service. You just need to assign a hotkey to it in System > Preferences. But for other searches, you'd probably want to use Quicksilver. > > -- > Rob McBroom > <http://www.skurfer.com/> -- Subscription settings: http://groups.google.com/group/blacktree-quicksilver/subscribe?hl=en
