At 4:09 AM -0500 on 12/15/97, Angus McIntyre supposedly said: > >But if, by any odd chance you have ever thought something like that and if >you have MacOS 8 and nerves of steel, you can now take your life (or at >least your hard disk) in your hands and try out the first release of my ><drumroll> Shuck CMM Plugin at: > > http://pobox.com/~angus/Computing/Systems/Macintosh/Programs/CMMPlugins/ > >It's basically just a Contextual Menu Manager plug-in which adds a 'Shuck' >item to the contextual menu that appears when you're in a text editor with >text selected. Selecting the 'Shuck' item kicks Shuck into life (where >required) and sends it the text, whereupon Shuck either beeps like a lost >soul (if it can't find a matching keyword) or displays the relevant >documentation. > >One cool side-effect - which I hadn't anticipated - is that you can >actually use it within Shuck itself! > This is very cool. One thing that should be noted is that it _may_ be necessary to install the "Apple Data Detectors" extension in order to get full use out of the plug-in. The ADD lets the contextual menu manager get the text selection from text editors that are not CMM savvy. You can get the ADD extension by installing the Internet Data Detectors package from Apple's web and ftp sites. I haven't tried the plug-in without the extension, but if it isn't working for you, you probably need the ADD extension. later, ---Dave--- ========================================================= David C. Schooley | "Success is how high you Ph.D. in progress | bounce after you hit Georgia Tech Electric Power | bottom. mailto:schooley@ece.gatech.edu | - General George S. Patton http://www.ee.gatech.edu/users/schooley/ ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch