My trigger tab freezes
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Rosso
Jan 6, 2008, 7:27:57 AM1/6/08
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I found my trigger tab freezes whenever I click on it after I hav
updated to leopard. The whole trigger group cannot be customized any
more.Although the everything else is OK.
updated to leopard. The whole trigger group cannot be customized any
more.Although the everything else is OK.
MightyChicken
Jan 6, 2008, 9:29:13 AM1/6/08
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I have the same problem after changing to leopard. The trigger tab
worked for a while but is now completely frozen.
worked for a while but is now completely frozen.
conigs
Jan 6, 2008, 10:40:33 AM1/6/08
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Add me to the list of people who have this issue. I'm not sure if it
is Leopard related, or b54 related. I was just about to setup a
trigger for quicklook. I guess now I'm out of luck.
is Leopard related, or b54 related. I was just about to setup a
trigger for quicklook. I guess now I'm out of luck.
conigs
Jan 6, 2008, 10:49:46 AM1/6/08
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So after a bit of tinkering, I noticed that eventually the triggers
tab will come up, but will be extremely unresponsive. (I can click on
the Quicksilver and iTunes groups, but that's it.) However, this is on
my MacPro. on my old Powerbook (running Leopard) it works fine. Could
this be an Intel issue?
tab will come up, but will be extremely unresponsive. (I can click on
the Quicksilver and iTunes groups, but that's it.) However, this is on
my MacPro. on my old Powerbook (running Leopard) it works fine. Could
this be an Intel issue?
Rosso
Jan 6, 2008, 1:10:48 PM1/6/08
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I think not.I'm using QS on a first gen iMacG5 and encountered the
problem.
problem.
JF
Jan 7, 2008, 1:10:11 AM1/7/08
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yeah, add me to the list, same thing!
Sesquipedalian
Jan 7, 2008, 1:41:36 AM1/7/08
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Try this:
1. Quit QS
2. Move the folder ~/Library/Application Support/Quicksilver to your
desktop. (For those who don't know, "~" is the Unix (Mac OS X, Linux,
etc.) shorthand for your user folder.
3. Restart Quicksilver. You should now have a vanilla default setup.
4. Check to see if your trigger window is behaving itself now. If so,
add your triggers.
5. If there is any data you need to restore from the old settings, you
can drag the necessary files from the old Quicksilver folder on your
desktop into the new one that will have been automatically created in
the same place that the old one used to be. However, I recommend that
you start afresh by re-downloading your plugins and re-adding items to
your catalogue using the QS preference panel.
1. Quit QS
2. Move the folder ~/Library/Application Support/Quicksilver to your
desktop. (For those who don't know, "~" is the Unix (Mac OS X, Linux,
etc.) shorthand for your user folder.
3. Restart Quicksilver. You should now have a vanilla default setup.
4. Check to see if your trigger window is behaving itself now. If so,
add your triggers.
5. If there is any data you need to restore from the old settings, you
can drag the necessary files from the old Quicksilver folder on your
desktop into the new one that will have been automatically created in
the same place that the old one used to be. However, I recommend that
you start afresh by re-downloading your plugins and re-adding items to
your catalogue using the QS preference panel.
MightyChicken
Jan 7, 2008, 8:57:15 PM1/7/08
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Brilliant! It's good to have triggers back, I could barely live
without them.
without them.
Howard Melman
Jan 7, 2008, 9:10:03 PM1/7/08
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Is this problem more easily fixed by just (re)moving:
~/Library/Application Support/Quicksilver/Triggers.plist
(Yes I'll be doing a Leopard section of the manual)
~/Library/Application Support/Quicksilver/Triggers.plist
(Yes I'll be doing a Leopard section of the manual)
Howard
Rosso
Jan 10, 2008, 12:04:06 AM1/10/08
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Right!My problem solved.Thanks a million!
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