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DESCRIPTION
OpenMenu is s a system menu environment that unifies Services Menu, Context Menu, Scripts Menu, application launchers, file system browsers and others. You can freely organize and execute these functions in OpenMenu X.
You can open documents, applications, AppleScripts, Services Menu Items, and URLs any time you want. OpenMenu also supports the file system browsing. You can browse the file system and open/move files or folders through OpenMenu X menu.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.03:
- The first product version of Rev.2 and supported English and French Help manuals.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
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| OpenMenu X User Reviews (10 posts) | Write A Review |
 | Sep 25 2009 |
DOOBIEXX this app is perfect.. better than all suggested, works fine on SL you have to choose from the other two options hotkey or... i forget anyway, can be used well in SL. Folderglance is overpriced.
(Version 2.02) | |
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| Sep 17 2009 |
LEE123 FolderGlance looks to be the first one out with a Snow Leopard solution. He also made the product a commercial app. Can't say as I blame him because he has a good product and it is even better with SL.
(Version 2.02) | |
| Apr 29 2009 |
ZO219 Comparing this to FruitMenu is simply inaccurate, a mistake. Folder Glance seems to have folded.
(Version 1.05) | |
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 | Feb 13 2008 |
JEFF H. Doesn't replace Fruitmenu at all, even though the entire description claimed to. Shoulda' taken a 10 bill and lit it on fire! lol!
(Version 1.04) | |
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| Jul 4 2009 |
DOOBIEXX openmenu x is much better than fruitmenu, this is native... fruitmenu is haxie that barely does it's basics. Oh yeah, it's constantly developed, I guarantee if openmenu x and fruitmenu don't work, openmenu x would be the first fixed and probably within the first week of the final snow leopard release.
(Version 1.05) | |
| Feb 13 2008 |
JEFF H. Just not having good luck with this at all. Don't want to "review" this because I may be missing something and I don't want to trash it, yet, but when I invoke the contextual menu from the finder, and go to launch something, it ALWAYS launches the wrong app, ALWAYS. AND, I want the contextual menus from the finder, I don't want to have to scroll down to "more". Big waste of time as far as I can see... I bought this thing to save me time...not a work-around for me...a real time waster. please Unsanity! UPDATE FOR LEOPARD!!!
(Version 1.04) | |
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| Feb 24 2005 |
TEL This is indeed the best OS-X version of Finderpop I've come across - it's great and I'll gladly plonk out my $10. For all of you saying that other apps do the same thing easier or cheaper - THEY DON'T. XMenu is fundamentally different in concept (being tied to the , FruitMenu causes conflicts all over the place with other software, and neither Launch Item nor Quick Access have the ability to work as a Contextual menu droplet for applescripts. | |
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| Oct 12 2006 |
HEAVY_SHOWER BTW -- FinderPop is back.
(Version 0.97b) | |
| Oct 12 2006 |
HEAVY_SHOWER oops -- hadn't seen the date on your post. so finderpop was not back *then*. lol.
(Version 0.97b) | |
| Dec 11 2006 |
KUPHD what conflicts are you talking about with Fruitmenu? i've got just about everything under the sun on my Mini with Fruitmenu installed. no problems here. maybe you need to update your other software.
(Version 1.0.3) | |
| Mar 18 2004 |
The Contextual Menu Workshop, does all what you say and it free! I use QuickAccessCM to launch Apps and goto foders, very good. But of course I'll try this one.
(Version 1.1.1r1) | |
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| Nov 24 2003 |
KELLY I've finally found my FinderPop replacement. I have tried ALL the others. This is the best launcher and file redirector for OS X. This is the ONLY one that can send folders/subfolders of files to various apps. My typical uses: -Send a folder full of files to iView Media or to Toast to burn a CD -Open an Illustrator file in Illustrator 8 or 10, Photoshop, iView, email, FlightCheck, toast, dropstuff. It's also the easiest to use. It may be missing some features of other programs most notably the ability to move a file into a folder. But what it does it does well. Try it.
(Version 1.1.1r1) | |
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| Nov 13 2003 |
ANONYMOUS Lots of contextual menu modules provide identical functions. For the same price I recommand FruitMenu or Launch Item. Both of them offer even more features.
(Version 1.1.1) | |
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