Sorry forgot one thing:

You need to "Enable access for assistive devices" enabled at the bottom of the "Universal Access" System Preference-pane.

Jeroen.

Hi,

Recently I learned about QS being able to access Application Menus. This rocks when combined with the huge bundle menu that TextMate has, making it a breeze to find things you use sometimes, but keep forgetting the shortcut of. Here's how to set it up:

• Launch Quicksilver, edit preferences
• In the Application tab, tick "Enable advanced features" and

select "Beta".

• In the Catalog tab, open the Quicksilver entry and tick "Proxy

Objects".

• In the Triggers menu, create a new hotkey trigger for the QS command

"Current Application" with the action "Show Menu Items". I use ctrl-space as hotkey for it.

Now open up TextMate, open a new document, press ctrl-space and type "lor" for example, this will give you the "lorem ipsum" command.

Have fun,

Jeroen.

Unfortunately, the biggest drawback of this method is that it is extremely slow. I have a lot of stuff