QuickFire 0.6.1

QuickFire is essentially Quicksilver for Fireworks. While it's easy to add a keyboard shortcut for your most-used commands, accessing the others still requires clicking through the Commands menu. QuickFire makes accessing these commands much easier: just launch QuickFire (with a keyboard shortcut, of course), start typing part of the command's name, then hit enter to run the matched command. Quick 'n' easy.<br /><br />As you type, the letters you press appear in the upper-right of the dialog and the best match appears in the upper-left. Pressing delete will remove the last typed letter. A couple seconds after your last key press, the search times out and the best match fades from white to grey and the blinking cursor disappears; at that point, the next key you press starts a new search. This lets you easily change your search if you don't initially find what you want without having to delete everything you've typed.<br /><br />Pressing enter executes the selected command and closes the dialog, while pressing escape closes the dialog without running a command. Pressing shift-enter runs the selected command but keeps QuickFire open. This lets you run several commands in a row. For instance, you might type blmo to match Blur More and then press shift-return to apply the blur filter to the selection several times.<br /><br />QuickFire doesn't yet learn your preferred abbreviations for commands, but you can press the down arrow key to select one of the matched commands that didn't make it to the top spot.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Mac, Mac OSX
Keyword:	Change,  Easily,  Executes,  Initially,  Selected,  Starts
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