@danielpunkass Yep. It's writing to the plist that's not in ~/Containers. Gotta love the sandbox.
@leebennett No. I see that you posted and deleted a test comment, though.
@Stormchild Sure, you can check existence of menu items by name. Or just click them by position.
@Stormchild I just run it via FastScripts. :)
@Stormchild Put the whole thing inside: tell app "System Events"
@Stormchild tell application process "Preview"
click menu item "Single Page" of menu "View" of menu bar 1
end tell
@alan_schmitt Hmm, good idea. I'll try making Skim my default PDF viewer.
@cocoadog It's easier to *see* FW400, but when you're feeling around behind the Mac/drive you can't force a FW800 in the wrong way.
@Stormchild @Stormchild It worked in 10.7.1, I think. I made a "System Events" script and assigned it a key with FastScripts.
@schwa Awesome except that I've seen the put in backwards.
Maybe I can work around that with FastScripts.
No way to set the default view mode for Preview in Lion, so I had assigned a keyboard shortcut to "Single Page". Now that stopped working.