Comments on: QuickSilver http://netfactory.dk/2006/01/07/quicksilver/ WebDevelopment Thu, 26 Jan 2012 03:33:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Flemming Mahler http://netfactory.dk/2006/01/07/quicksilver/#comment-114 Flemming Mahler Mon, 09 Jan 2006 01:06:48 +0000 http://wp.netfactory.dk/2006/01/07/quicksilver/#comment-114 Sure... spotlight and quicksilver (the so-far discovered parts) do have some similarities, but QuickSilver goes far beyond and above.<br><br>The first two times I installed QuickSilver, I dropped it thinking it was a 3rd party version of Spotlight. It really isn't. Its differen - in a good way. Sure… spotlight and quicksilver (the so-far discovered parts) do have some similarities, but QuickSilver goes far beyond and above.

The first two times I installed QuickSilver, I dropped it thinking it was a 3rd party version of Spotlight. It really isn’t. Its differen – in a good way.

]]> By: Dennis Newel http://netfactory.dk/2006/01/07/quicksilver/#comment-113 Dennis Newel Sun, 08 Jan 2006 23:48:56 +0000 http://wp.netfactory.dk/2006/01/07/quicksilver/#comment-113 hmm...the ctrl+space sounds very much like the default functionality you get with spotlight, except with spotlight you're not limited to applications :)<br>Try pressing apple+space and type something, e.g. "keychain" and it's fairly easy to launch keychain access, or jump to the chapter in "Applescript in a Nutshell" that mentiones keychains :) hmm…the ctrl+space sounds very much like the default functionality you get with spotlight, except with spotlight you’re not limited to applications :)
Try pressing apple+space and type something, e.g. “keychain” and it’s fairly easy to launch keychain access, or jump to the chapter in “Applescript in a Nutshell” that mentiones keychains :)

]]> By: Flemming Mahler http://netfactory.dk/2006/01/07/quicksilver/#comment-112 Flemming Mahler Sun, 08 Jan 2006 19:06:48 +0000 http://wp.netfactory.dk/2006/01/07/quicksilver/#comment-112 Sure... spotlight and quicksilver (the so-far discovered parts) do have some similarities, but QuickSilver goes far beyond and above. The first two times I installed QuickSilver, I dropped it thinking it was a 3rd party version of Spotlight. It really isn't. Its differen - in a good way. Sure… spotlight and quicksilver (the so-far discovered parts) do have some similarities, but QuickSilver goes far beyond and above.

The first two times I installed QuickSilver, I dropped it thinking it was a 3rd party version of Spotlight. It really isn’t. Its differen – in a good way.

]]> By: Flemming Mahler http://netfactory.dk/2006/01/07/quicksilver/#comment-116 Flemming Mahler Sun, 08 Jan 2006 19:06:00 +0000 http://wp.netfactory.dk/2006/01/07/quicksilver/#comment-116 Sure... spotlight and quicksilver (the so-far discovered parts) do have some similarities, but QuickSilver goes far beyond and above. The first two times I installed QuickSilver, I dropped it thinking it was a 3rd party version of Spotlight. It really isn't. Its differen - in a good way. Sure… spotlight and quicksilver (the so-far discovered parts) do have some similarities, but QuickSilver goes far beyond and above.

The first two times I installed QuickSilver, I dropped it thinking it was a 3rd party version of Spotlight. It really isn’t. Its differen – in a good way.

]]> By: Dennis Newel http://netfactory.dk/2006/01/07/quicksilver/#comment-111 Dennis Newel Sun, 08 Jan 2006 17:48:56 +0000 http://wp.netfactory.dk/2006/01/07/quicksilver/#comment-111 hmm...the ctrl+space sounds very much like the default functionality you get with spotlight, except with spotlight you're not limited to applications :) Try pressing apple+space and type something, e.g. "keychain" and it's fairly easy to launch keychain access, or jump to the chapter in "Applescript in a Nutshell" that mentiones keychains :) hmm…the ctrl+space sounds very much like the default functionality you get with spotlight, except with spotlight you’re not limited to applications :)
Try pressing apple+space and type something, e.g. “keychain” and it’s fairly easy to launch keychain access, or jump to the chapter in “Applescript in a Nutshell” that mentiones keychains :)

]]> By: Dennis Newel http://netfactory.dk/2006/01/07/quicksilver/#comment-115 Dennis Newel Sun, 08 Jan 2006 17:48:00 +0000 http://wp.netfactory.dk/2006/01/07/quicksilver/#comment-115 hmm...the ctrl+space sounds very much like the default functionality you get with spotlight, except with spotlight you're not limited to applications :) Try pressing apple+space and type something, e.g. "keychain" and it's fairly easy to launch keychain access, or jump to the chapter in "Applescript in a Nutshell" that mentiones keychains :) hmm…the ctrl+space sounds very much like the default functionality you get with spotlight, except with spotlight you’re not limited to applications :)
Try pressing apple+space and type something, e.g. “keychain” and it’s fairly easy to launch keychain access, or jump to the chapter in “Applescript in a Nutshell” that mentiones keychains :)

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