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Nifty! 
- Version: 1.8.0a, 6/4/2007 10:12AM PST
tersonodesign
A very useful bunch of web utilities - if you do a lot of research via the web, AWS is likely to be invaluable.
Duh - Version: 1.7.2, 10/13/2005 06:05PM PST
(4 of 6 users found this comment useful)
Hockpooh777
I must be older than dirt and twice as dumb. I didn't understand anything that was said here. Oh well, back into my hole I go.
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- Duh and Duh'er
RE: Service - Version: 1.7.2, 6/21/2005 09:33AM PST
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encro
The services menu is inherited from NeXtstep. Services are available to ALL Cocoa applications and useable with Carbon applications that have been specifically programmed to support services. Its almost guaranteed that IE will never support this but Firefox and iCab may add this feature one day. Time to move up in the world and use Camino, Omnibrowser or Safari.
I like it a lot in Safari and Omniweb!! Cocoa Browsers ! - Version: 1.5b, 3/17/2005 12:34PM PST
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Razzledazzle
The author has explained this well. It must be used in Cocoa based browsers and it does its job well!
In Addition!!! - Version: 1.5b, 12/5/2004 12:08PM PST
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Razzledazzle
The menus are grayed out in: Firefox,Mozilla. Camino has no problems even though it is "Gecko" based. Opera has no problems with graying out of the menus either. Anyone know why ???
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One Other Problem - Version: 1.5b, 12/4/2004 01:41PM PST
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Razzledazzle
I can't get Services to work in Firefox 1.0 . All services are shown but the menus are greyed out. I really would like them to work as Firefox 1.0 is my default browser. I am using 10.3.6. Maybe something in Firefox preferences has been overlooked but I can't find it. Any help would really be appreciated.
I want to add GoogleMac to services - Version: 1.5b, 12/4/2004 01:14PM PST
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Razzledazzle
Can someone tell me how to do this? I put in Google.com/mac in the URL and then added the string that is the same as the Google search string but it just doesn't work. I know I have done something wrong but can't figure it out.
Installation fails - Version: 1.2a, 9/8/2004 08:55AM PST
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jn1ch0ls0n_dotmac
I can't get this to work. After installing the ACP.services folder into Library/Services (I had to make the folder), I run the application and am told that a property list file is missing. I've tried 1.1.2, 1.2, 1.2a, and 1.4 with the same result.
The best! - Version: 1.2, 6/9/2004 05:24PM PST
gillesandrieu_dotmac
The best group of services I know of, by far! And it's free! And these guys are very good blokes indeed, very helpful.
(Just remember you should highlight a URL, not a piece of text, to get a translation - of the whole page.)
Don't think, just get the thing!
Euroscribe
(Just remember you should highlight a URL, not a piece of text, to get a translation - of the whole page.)
Don't think, just get the thing!
Euroscribe
Translations working fine! - Version: 1.2, 6/9/2004 03:56PM PST
Kugo
Uh - you're not putting us on, right? For surely you figured when "it" said "invalid URL" that you weren't yourself highlighting a valid URL? Hello? :) The translations all go to Google and they all seem to be working fine. But they want URLs to translate, as it more or less told you. This must have been a put on.
