If you want to move things in the Finder from Preview, try grabbing the icon in the title bar and dragging it to your desired location.

If you really want to use Quicksilver to do it, follow these steps:

1. Invoke Quicksilver
2. Type as much of “Preview” as necessary to find Preview.app
3. / or right-arrow into Preview (This is Preview’s documents history, so your current document should be at the top.)
4. Tab to the action pane.
5. Type as much of “Move to” as necessary to find Move to…
6. Tab to the indirect object pane.
7. Type as much of the destination directory’s name as necessary to locate it.
8. Press enter
9. There is no step 9!

Also, you might look at Hazel from NoodleSoft. My computing experience is miserable without Hazel as I frequently need to move things to particular directories as well. As long as it’s the same directory, Hazel is an ideal choice for this.

Let us know what method works out best for you.

Hi berko, thanks for your answers

I checked out Hazel and I instantly loved it! Solves my problem perfectly, even better than I could imagine!

Your solution with quicksilver is also good, but I think the problem is point 3: I think preview doesn’t writes its history “on the go” and as a matter of this the file you just downloaded won’t be displayed.

but I’m totaly satisfied with hazel. So thanks for this very valuable tip!