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OpenTerminalHere is a Toolbar Script for Mac OS X 10.1 and later. In Panther / 10.3, you put it into the sidebar at the left edge of the Finder windows.
When its icon is being clicked on in the toolbar of a given directory window, it will open up a new Terminal session with that directory as working directory, i.e. it will cd there. It's also possible to drop one or more folders or other items onto the icon. The script will open up a Terminal session in each dropped directory, and for for each non-folder item a session in the item's respective parent directory.
When its icon is being clicked on in the toolbar of a given directory window, it will open up a new Terminal session with that directory as working directory, i.e. it will cd there. It's also possible to drop one or more folders or other items onto the icon. The script will open up a Terminal session in each dropped directory, and for for each non-folder item a session in the item's respective parent directory.
What's New
Version 2.1: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.1 or later.
PPC, Mac OS X 10.1 or later.
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| Downloads:6,788 |
| Version Downloads:4,551 |
| Type:Utilities : AppleScript |
| License:Free |
| Date:05 Feb 2007 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price:Free |
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OpenTerminalHere is a Toolbar Script for Mac OS X 10.1 and later. In Panther / 10.3, you put it into the sidebar at the left edge of the Finder windows.
When its icon is being clicked on in the toolbar of a given directory window, it will open up a new Terminal session with that directory as working directory, i.e. it will cd there. It's also possible to drop one or more folders or other items onto the icon. The script will open up a Terminal session in each dropped directory, and for for each non-folder item a session in the item's respective parent directory.
When its icon is being clicked on in the toolbar of a given directory window, it will open up a new Terminal session with that directory as working directory, i.e. it will cd there. It's also possible to drop one or more folders or other items onto the icon. The script will open up a Terminal session in each dropped directory, and for for each non-folder item a session in the item's respective parent directory.
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Anonymous reviewed on 13 May 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 14 Sep 2004
Make a copy of the file, open the copy in the Script Editor. Find these two lines and comment them out, thusly:
set number of columns to terminal_columns
set number of rows to terminal_rows
becomes:
--set number of columns to terminal_columns
--set number of rows to terminal_rows
Then save the script. Now inf Finder, Get Info on the original and the copy, and thieve the purdy icon.
Anonymous reviewed on 27 Jan 2004
+1
Jwilson13 reviewed on 26 Jan 2004
It does, however, open 2 terminal windows when I click on it (in my sidebar) if I do not have Terminal already running.