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| Downloads:28,231 |
| Version Downloads:5,153 |
| Type:Business : Word Processing |
| License:Free |
| Date:11 Nov 2010 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Cowicide reviewed on 15 Aug 2011
The one thing that I desperately wish it could do is ADD quotes to text like TextSoap can do and then my life would be complete.
tl;dr WordService can remove quotes, but can't add them to text. Would love that.
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Captain Nemo reviewed on 11 Nov 2010
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Unfortunately, this method does not let you define functions that can see what the text it's changing contains, so it cannot replace most of the great functionality in WordService.
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Unless, of course, someone out there knows a way to do this.
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peanut butter reviewed on 29 Jan 2008
THANK YOU!
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Anonymous reviewed on 05 May 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 11 Feb 2005
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How do I install and use MacUpdate?
NOTE: I was a heavy Windows, Word, Outlook user and am trying to adapt to the Mac.
Thanks......
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In Leopard they just appeared - if I remember correctly.
Oh, and make sure you have text selected...
Cheers
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Yes, it's a step backward, but in Mac OS 10.4, "Services" is not a menu on the menu bar. It's in the application menu (e.g., "TextEdit") under the sub-menu for "Services". It's intermixed with all of the other services.
That makes it 1 step more work to use. So I would only use those that you can put on keys.
BTW, I also discovered that the key shortcuts are disabled for those keys that are already used by the application. To fix this, redefine the shortcut to a key available in all of the applications you use it with.
Drbubo rated on 11 Jul 2011
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Loukash rated on 02 Dec 2010