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Create special single-click-to-launch Dock folders
There's one other drawback to this scheme which I forgot to mention. Drag and drop doesn't open the default application with the dragged files. I've been trying to work on this and haven't come up with a solution I'm satisfied with yet. I got a step closer. This applescript addition to the "open safari" script above will open the dragged files in the default app (in this case: graphicconverter), but it also transfers the files into the special folder unfortunately.
I tried to write this code more efficiently, but I'm not an applescripter and couldn't figure out how to get the cleaner looking code to work.
Create special single-click-to-launch Dock folders
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