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Easily save TextEdit documents via AppleScript
I do something similar. Here is my solution:
1. Cut and paste the following script into Script Editor:
2. Using Script Editor, save it as an application to ~/Library/Scripts. When saving, be sure and de-select the "Startup screen" option. 3. Drag the icon of the compiled app to the toolbar of the Finder window. Wait a second or two until you see the "+", and then release. The functionality of this script is now available in every Finder window. 4. Optionally create a folder named "Notes" -- mine is inside my Documents folder. Drag this folder to the sidebar of the Finder. This folder will now be accessible in any Finder window. To use, simply click the icon in the Finder toolbar and a small dialog box will open asking for a file name. Provide one, and a text file will be created in whatever folder you are currently viewing and then opened in your default text editor (probably Text Edit). To create a new note in your Notes folder, first click on the folder icon in the sidebar. Use spotlight to find your notes.
Easily save TextEdit documents via AppleScript
This hint looks like it will solve my issue, but perhaps someone can confirm? |
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