Thanks to Ann Marie Quirion Hutton, I have a script that searches twitter for a term and returns the results to a NoteShare notebook. It is a tad of a pain to get the script installed so here are directions to get you on the right track.
First, you will need to download the script here.
Now you need to create a folder to put the script in. You won’t have this folder unless you have created it for other NoteShare scripts in the past. I wish the NoteShare installer created it for ease of use (are you reading this Scott Love?). Anyways, create folder in your /Users/username/Library/ called scripts. In that folder create a folder called NoteShare. If that is confusing, the full path should be /Users/username/Library/scripts/Noteshare (replacing username with your home folder name).
Put to the SearchTwitter.scpt you just downloaded in there.
Now fire up NoteShare. You may or may not see the SearchTwitter script in the Scripts menu. If not, we need to force NoteShare to look in the folder we just created. Go to NoteShare>Preferences in your menu bar. In the general tab uncheck, then check the Include AppleScript menu checkbox.
You should now be able to choose SearchTwitter from the Scripts menu. Enter a term and the script will search twitter and return the 15 latest tweets that match. Have fun.
