ORION MK. V Spiffy little bit-o-freeware. It'll definitely come in handy since so little of Safari modifiable. The extra scripts on the website are particularly handy. (Version 1.2)
NADAMAC Finally found the reason for the non-appearing menu: Some binaries were missing in the download package.
Please remove any old version and install the new one (1.1).
The point for SafariScript is that you can use it without having to enable the script menu in every app. And more important: You can assign hot keys (by simply renaming the script) to your commands. That's not possible with Apple's Script Menu. (Version 1.0.1)
CPRUITT I'm not sure wat the point is. With the system wide script meu, every App in OS X is given an availale script menu. Just use the AppleScript Utility in your Applications folder to turn it on. Then add any scripts you want by opening the Application's Scripts forlder (e.g. Script Menu > Open Scripts Folder > Open Safari Scripts Folder)
And CocoaScriptMenu.framework is in my Frameworks-folder in my home-folder.
So... (Version 1.0)
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Oct 3 2006
NADAMAC and if you do a "Get Info (cmd-I)" on the file Frameworks/CocoaScriptMenu.framework/CocoaScriptMenu, does it say "Document (Universal)"? (Version 1.0)
NADAMAC Eric, do you have a folder ~/Library/Frameworks (where ~is your home folder)?
If not then please create it and run the installer again.
If that folder exists: is there a folder CocoaScriptMenu.framework in it? (Version 1.0)
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Oct 3 2006
ERIC CALDWELL Yes, it's in my home library folder. The installer is putting the files in the right place (so it seems) but nothing on the menu. (Version 1.0)
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Oct 3 2006
NADAMAC Sorry for the problems with the installer. Please download SafariScript 1.0.1 (Version 1.0)
TFINDLAY Ditto, no script menu on my Intel iMac. I checked the Library folders where items should be installed and they were all there (after I created a Safari folder in the Application Support folder). I tried restarting my machine but still no joy. (Version 1.0)
