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ACP Web Services... Select text literally anywhere on your OS X desktop, click your 'Services' menu from your menu bar, select an ACP Web service - and you're there.
ACP Web Services is a group of over 250 search engine services working off 'Services' on your menu bar and includes a service manager app so you can edit them and add new services of your own. (The package includes a tutorial which shows how easy it is to do this.)
Services offered include BugMeNot, all 18 Google URL translation services (including the new Chinese, Japanese, and Korean services), CBL, 5
ACP Web Services is a group of over 250 search engine services working off 'Services' on your menu bar and includes a service manager app so you can edit them and add new services of your own. (The package includes a tutorial which shows how easy it is to do this.)
Services offered include BugMeNot, all 18 Google URL translation services (including the new Chinese, Japanese, and Korean services), CBL, 5
What's New
Version 2.0.0.6: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
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ACP Web Services... Select text literally anywhere on your OS X desktop, click your 'Services' menu from your menu bar, select an ACP Web service - and you're there.
ACP Web Services is a group of over 250 search engine services working off 'Services' on your menu bar and includes a service manager app so you can edit them and add new services of your own. (The package includes a tutorial which shows how easy it is to do this.)
Services offered include BugMeNot, all 18 Google URL translation services (including the new Chinese, Japanese, and Korean services), CBL, 5 Dogpile, FreeBSD Darwin, 9 Google (including 'Scholar'), 3 Mamma, Teoma, 6 Vivisimo, 8 Lyrics services, 11 Quotations services, 95 Google international sites, 3 Google Stocks, 8 Web India URL translation services, 6 Yahoo, ARIN Whois, Abuse Whois, Acronym Finder, Amazon US, Amazon UK, British National Corpus, DMOZ, Dictionary, Epicurious, Epinions, Google BSD, Google Linux, Google Mac, Google Microsoft, IMDb, Mac OS X Hints, MacMiner, MacUpdate, Merriam-Webster Dictionary, Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, Mooter, MusicMoz, 3 Mail services, 2 Netcraft services, NetLingo, OneLook, 2 Ping services, PriceGrabber, Thesaurus, Ticketmaster, 3 Traceroute services, VersionTracker (OS X), Visit URL, Whois.Net, Wikipedia, Webster's Rosetta, World Factbook, Wunderground, eBay, wordIQ.
ACP Web Services is a group of over 250 search engine services working off 'Services' on your menu bar and includes a service manager app so you can edit them and add new services of your own. (The package includes a tutorial which shows how easy it is to do this.)
Services offered include BugMeNot, all 18 Google URL translation services (including the new Chinese, Japanese, and Korean services), CBL, 5 Dogpile, FreeBSD Darwin, 9 Google (including 'Scholar'), 3 Mamma, Teoma, 6 Vivisimo, 8 Lyrics services, 11 Quotations services, 95 Google international sites, 3 Google Stocks, 8 Web India URL translation services, 6 Yahoo, ARIN Whois, Abuse Whois, Acronym Finder, Amazon US, Amazon UK, British National Corpus, DMOZ, Dictionary, Epicurious, Epinions, Google BSD, Google Linux, Google Mac, Google Microsoft, IMDb, Mac OS X Hints, MacMiner, MacUpdate, Merriam-Webster Dictionary, Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, Mooter, MusicMoz, 3 Mail services, 2 Netcraft services, NetLingo, OneLook, 2 Ping services, PriceGrabber, Thesaurus, Ticketmaster, 3 Traceroute services, VersionTracker (OS X), Visit URL, Whois.Net, Wikipedia, Webster's Rosetta, World Factbook, Wunderground, eBay, wordIQ.
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Jazzyguy reviewed on 13 Dec 2009
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Tubo reviewed on 12 Oct 2009
But downloading via ftp gives me some errors on directory listing denied - and I'm not sure if the downloaded version 2.0 is the actual as announced here (all dates are from June 19, 2009).
Greetings...
Anonymous reviewed on 30 Jun 2005
The reason you don't have a Services directory in your home area is that it is not created for you by default. But that doesn't prevent you from creating it yourself. And the system looks automatically for this directory every time your Services menu is regenerated or you reboot. It's a standard path for OS X, which is why it is put there.
As for the product 'not installing', this is quite the trick, as there is explicitly no 'install': you move the files to the locations indicated.
Anonymous reviewed on 05 Jun 2005
You can get lyrics by clicking a button.
It's free too.
(http://macupdate.com/info.php/id/18228)
Anonymous reviewed on 14 Mar 2005
Perhaps you could see if you've installed everything at the wrong location?
'~' means 'relative to your home directory'.
It's a Unix thing.
Cheers.
Anonymous reviewed on 13 Mar 2005
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