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10.6: Create a tri.im URL shortening Service
GrowlTr.imService.zip - 0.08MB
This should work much better. It uses a lot less javascript. It no longer requires Safari. It runs in the background and puts the tr.im on your clipboard, notifying you via Growl (if you have it) or an OS dialog (if you don't). This will work with URLs (i.e. "http://...") in any cocoa application (services only work with cocoa. Sorry firefoxers). This will work with any link (i.e. 10.6: Create a tri.im URL shortening Service) in Safari and NetNewsWire. To install you can follow the link at the top to download the necessary script/service. Or: open Automator, select create a service. Drag "Run Applescript" from the actions list into the workflow (delete the default text in the applescript box). Paste the code below into the applescript box. Make sure at the top of the workflow, it is set to receive text in any application. Save. Use.
10.6: Create a tri.im URL shortening Service
It doesn't work for me (Mac OS 10.6.2, Dutch). I get a dialog with: "Where's NetNewsWire?" |
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