NOTE: This does not allow edits to be picked up by Evernote. Write theAttachment to (path to desktop folder as string) & (filename of theAttachment) Repeat with theAttachment in (attachments of theNote) # Task: Copy attachments from selected note to the Finder. The closest I can get is to actually export the attachment. I’ve looked at AppleScript and GUI-Scripting without success. I don’t find any method of doing what Ronald wants other than what JM posted.

You can reduce this to 0.2 sec if you don't care about other attachments.

It will select the FIRST attachment in the Note.

There is also a 1 sec pause AFTER the image is found, to allow you to see if other attachments are also found.You can obviously change this to 'Open' and the 'Type a Keystroke' to 'RETURN' if you always want to use the Default App.I choose to use the 'Open With' menu item to make it more flexible, to allow you to choose either the Default App (selected by default), or just arrow down and choose another app.This was taken from the Evernote attachment icon:

It uses this image, but you may want to create your own image and paste into the KM Action 'Find FIRST Image.': So, I had to fall back on 'Found Image' Action. But the Evernote UI just doesn't allow it (at least I couldn't figure it out). This was tough, because I wanted to use AppleScript to select the attachment icon in Evernote. The equivalent of right-click - Open on file icon. Is there any way to create a macro which would open the attached file located in the current note I am working in. I have many Evernote notes which contain a single attached file (OutlineEdit files).

Evernote export attachments