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Add a "Print Selection" command to the Services menu. Free
Print Selection Service adds a "Print Selection" command to the Services menu that allows you to print the current selection in any Services savvy application.
What's New
Version 2.0: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
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Print Selection Service adds a "Print Selection" command to the Services menu that allows you to print the current selection in any Services savvy application.
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nobutan reviewed on 24 Jul 2011
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Elktown reviewed on 21 Jul 2011
Print Selection Service (PSS) works perfectly in Snow Leopard as an app, not a service. Assign any icon to the app and drag that icon to the dock. Select any text and drag it to the PSS icon in the dock, PSS will work as expected. I use it all the time and never fails.
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I get the message that the App has been installed and to log out. Have installed twice, but it does not show up in the System Preferences ... Keyboard .
It is not installed in Library ... Services either.
Any suggestions?
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I get the message that the App has been installed and to log out. Have installed twice, but it does not show up in the System Preferences ... Keyboard .
It is not installed in Library ... Services either.
Any suggestions?
kevinmsadler reviewed on 10 May 2009
I greeted version 2 with delight and installed it immediately.
Unfortunately it DOES NOT WORK! When you select some text and then choose print selected text from the services menu nothing happens at all. When you selct some text and choose Print area of screen it launches the Grab.app which immediately crashes!
There is also no easy way to uninstall the App once on the Mac - you are left forevermore with the print services selection in the services menu.
I have emailed the author and am waiting a response.
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In Finder go to /Library/Services/ or /Library/Services/ and move Print Selection to the trash. Then log out of your user account.
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Mister I reviewed on 16 Jan 2009
You rock dude!!! I purchased my first mac Dec 2008 and I absolutely love it, however the lack of a "print selection" feature is dumb and frustrating. Now thanks to this program the issue and annoyance os resolved!!!! Everything works perfect as advertised. Easy to install and use!!! Thanks a bunch to the developer - sell it to MAC and make some cash - Mac should have this included in all their operating systems.
Thanks again!!!
I downloaded and installed " print selection " but it doesn't seem to work
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any advice ???
thanks
Our son did some research on the Internet for us and came up with this download. We downloaded it and it works beautifully on 10.5.3 Leopard. We are in our late 70's and need all the help we can get.
Thanks a bunch to the developer.
Pat & Don
Anonymous reviewed on 24 May 2005
Running flawlessly 10.4.1 (Tiger).
Anonymous reviewed on 19 Feb 2005
Any advice? I really could use this utility!
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1. Install the software
2. locate Print Selection.service inside Macintosh HD/Library/Services
3. Copy or move the application to Macintosh HD/System/Library/Services
4. Log out and in
5. Open Services Preferences (e.g. in Safari), enable Print Selection
6. Voila!
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what is the output on the command line for this command:
find /System/Library/Services -name "Print Selection.service"
A curious difference to before the upgrade and ensuing difficulty: Previously, when I went to Services, a full range of options appeared immediately whether I had made a text selection or not. I now get a menu with a much smaller range of options unless I first select text. Only then do I get a menu with the full range of options. But who's complaining?
So, thank you, muchas gratias, merci, dankeschoen, etc.!