Is there a way to reset Launchbar's index for a given abbreviation?
My annual financial spreadsheets are named Finances-2009-10.numbers, Finances-2010-11.numbers etc.
Normally, to open these I type FIN in Launchbar and open the latest one. Currently, when I type FIN, the first file in the list is Finances-2011-12.numbers and only 09-10 and 10-11 are listed beneath. I want to open 13-14 most frequently but in order to do that I hit left arrow from the top hit and down arrow to the latest file to open it.
Does Launchbar learn over time that this is the file I would prefer to open with that shortcut after I've navigated up the directory tree to find it? If it does, by the time it has learned I'll have moved on to the next year's file. I want to remove any adaptations it has made over time to my shortcut and just get it to start again, or force it to change to the new file.
Cheers
Lee
My annual financial spreadsheets are named Finances-2009-10.numbers, Finances-2010-11.numbers etc.
Normally, to open these I type FIN in Launchbar and open the latest one. Currently, when I type FIN, the first file in the list is Finances-2011-12.numbers and only 09-10 and 10-11 are listed beneath. I want to open 13-14 most frequently but in order to do that I hit left arrow from the top hit and down arrow to the latest file to open it.
Does Launchbar learn over time that this is the file I would prefer to open with that shortcut after I've navigated up the directory tree to find it? If it does, by the time it has learned I'll have moved on to the next year's file. I want to remove any adaptations it has made over time to my shortcut and just get it to start again, or force it to change to the new file.
Cheers
Lee