• Fill with a brown color. I used #7f5024

• Add noise. Filter > Stylize > Noise…
  • Amount: 25
  • Monochrome checked

• Pixelate. Filter > Stylize > Pixellate…
  • Scale: 1

• Reduce noise. Filter > Blur > Noise Reduction…
  • Noise level: 60
  • Sharpness: 0

• Blur. Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur…
  • Radius: 4

• Duplicate layer.

• Rotate top layer and change Opacity to 70%

• Add random black spots with speckled brush for extra flavor

Done!

Have you ever created a task in OmniFocus that needed a file attached? Sure you have and there are a million different ways to make that happen. But how do you track down the file that you need? I instinctively rely on Alfred because it is the path of least resistance. Alfred will find that file in any directory as fast as I can type, so why not use Alfred to send that file to OmniFocus?

This Alfred extension is intended to be used as an Action and lets you send a file to whatever task is currently selected in OmniFocus. It will even ask you if want to embed the file or just create and alias to the file and add that to the task.

Download the extension here: Send File to OmniFocus

Only tested on Mac OS X Lion (current version) and OmniFocus on MAS (current version)

Now enjoy some action shots!

File embed choice:

Result:

Enjoy!

 It solves the problem of storing plaintext credentials inside Alfred extensions.

Check out Authenticate

This extension will allow you to open Google Chrome in its Incognito mode for those times you need a flash capable browser with the added benefits of Chrome’s private mode.

I like to mark the Chrome application to be ignored by Alfred so that when I start typing Chrome this extension is the only one that comes up, that way I use it every time. To configure this simply pull up the info for the Google Chrome application and add alfred:ignore in the Spotlight comments.

Now install this Alfred extension: Open Google Chrome

This extension just executes the command:

open -a Google\ Chrome –new –args -incognito

/via Cool Geex

Again, I have no idea why anyone would ever need this extension but here it is if you want it!

Tested on Mac OS X Lion 10.7.2 (11C74) – Google Chrome 10.0.874.106

This is a quick and simple Alfred extension that creates a new basic todo at the end of the “Reminders” calendar. Nothing new or ground breaking here but it is really convenient now that it syncs to the Reminders app on iOS 5. I also added some code to Growl after it finishes, hopefully Growl works (it did for me) but no guarantees!

Here is a link to the Alfred Extension: Create Reminders Task

*apparently only works in Lion*