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Old 07-29-2014, 07:08 PM   #27
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On OS X you have to go to Preferences->Advanced->Miscellaneous and click install command line tools to make the command line tools available. On other platforms, just start a terminal and type the command.
Afterward, just type that code into automator as per loximuthal's screenshot.

According to my Google-fu, you should create an automator application workflow, and add the "Run Shell Script" action. That will provide a box to insert that code, which should look like loximuthal's screenshot. You MUST USE "Pass input: as arguments" or else the files dragged onto the app will not get passed to the script, which was the whoe point.
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