[OS X TeX] Web hosting etc

Bernhard Barkow bb at creativeeyes.at
Wed Oct 10 22:56:34 CEST 2007


On 2007-10-10, at 20:38, Adam M. Goldstein wrote:
>>> I can recommend CleanArchiver : http://www.sopht.jp/cleanarchiver/
>>>
>>> It is simple a drag&drop application that can  
>>> create .zip, .gzip .bzip or .dmg archives from a folder including  
>>> or excluding whatever hidden stuff that suits you. Launch it only  
>>> to set/change the preferences.
>>
>> Thank you for this hint, this looks like a nice application. I  
>> used to accomplish this using the command line and corresponding  
>> parameters to the zip command; if it would be possible to  
>> integrate this into the Finder's contextual menu (like Create  
>> Archiv of"…"), this would be even more practicable…
>>
>
> Maybe you could make an automator action from a shell script of the  
> commands you'd use from the command line and then add it to the  
> finder's contextual menus?

You are right; I never took a deep enough look into Automator, but  
the tool On My Command (<http://www.abracode.com/free/cmworkshop/>)  
is also very helpful for this kind of thing, I just should get down  
to write the necessary workflow into a (more or less) clean script  
(it's not that I use this every day, most of the times I am so lazy  
to use the default "Create Archive…" CM entry, not caring for hidden  
OSX files…)

Bernhard
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