Hi,

i use the Openmeta-Feature of Hazel to analyze tags, rename it using the 'first item,...,last item'-function in combination with text replacement of ', ' to '-'.

Means, a file with tags 'keyword1, keyword2, keyword3' will be renamed to date - keyword1 - keyword2 - keyword3.ext. The 'Sort into Folder'-function is used to build a rekursive folder-structure, depending on the renamed file.

With Version 3.2 it seems like Openmeta isn't recognized correctly anymore. Don't know if this is a maverick thing or a hazel related issue.

thats what i like to do, also with new tagging functionality in maverick:

- Tagging a file in a specific order, rename it depending on this tags, and sort it into dynamic folder structure , also depending on these tags

today my workflow for a paperless office is like this:
1. scanning with scansnap to a hazel-folder
2. rule1: open a tagging program (I use TagIt) to set OpenMetaTags
3. rule2: rename it with with 'first item,...,last item'-function like described
4. rule3: set timestamp with shell script and touch-command
5. rule4: sort it into indexed subfolders on a fileserver

what i would really like to use is the possibility to use the 'maverick'-tags (a list of those) to build up a folder structure. also a unix touch-function would be nice. mostly i get files with a unix timestamp, that not match the real date i would assign to it. to make it independent of any dms-system i prefer to build up a good folder structure with naming conventions.

k ... that were my 50cents ... btw. u do a really good job ... rly like things or tools that do what they promise .. like hazel ^^