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Force Preview to reload a document
Firstly, you don't need a script to do this. There's a Revert menu under the File view, and this allows you to reload the document. It's also trivial to bind it to a keystroke, since you can open up System Preferences, go to the Keyboard and Mouse pane, and then in the Keyboard Shortcuts page, click on [+] to add a new shortcut. Simply choose 'Preview' and then type in 'File' and 'Revert' in the boxes (assuming that you're running in English) and a suitable keystroke (I used Command+Shift+R). IIRC you have to restart Preview to get the new binding (after saving the keystrokes by closing System Preferences first!).
Force Preview to reload a document
Brilliant! Thank you for clearly explaining this, step-by-step. This is the solution I've been looking for, as others have I'm sure.
Force Preview to reload a document
There's a Revert menu under the File view, and this allows you to reload the document. It's also trivial to bind it to a keystroke Interesting; I always thought Revert simply reverted changes. I never realized it reloaded the document. However, my script is still useful for two reasons:
Force Preview to reload a document
> Simply choose 'Preview' and then type in 'File' and 'Revert'
Force Preview to reload a document
My Preview (version 3.0.9) is buggy, since after using Revert, |
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