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10.6: Create an RTF-formatted link to current Safari page
Alucard mentioned that you could do that:
10.6: Create an RTF-formatted link to current Safari page
Interestingly, having a button to do this in Safari would seem to defeat the primary purpose of this hint as I've perceived it, namely that you can get the frontmost Safari window's URL as a hyperlink named for the page title into the clipboard. I suggest extending the AppleScript to execute a pbpaste from the clipboard at the end of the script to spare the (custom keystroke used for the service) followed by command-v to paste the clipboard.
10.6: Create an RTF-formatted link to current Safari page
OK, I take it back... for this hint to work the URL in Safari has to already be highlighted, necessitating that one clicks back away from the current app to Safari anyway... which makes it just as easy to drag and drop as to do this, in my view.
10.6: Create an RTF-formatted link to current Safari page
As I tried to say in my previous post, I think the whole point of this is just to copy the link to the clipboard, not to put it in TextEdit or any other app. If it is on the clipboard then you can paste it however many times you want, whenever you want (maybe you want to copy it to use at a later time) and, as the OP said, this is particularly useful with a clipboard monitoring program such as JumpCut. |
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