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SpeedStick 1.0
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Join Date: Mar 2002
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From the Chimera 0.6 thread:
Originally posted by Seba:
Chimera is cool but i can't live without Shortcuts (see Omniweb > Preferences > Shortcuts).
I'm looking for a freeware killer app which brings a semi-transparent dialog window in the finder and forwards the 'shortcut' in the favorite browser.
ie.
writing in text field
dict example
results on browser
http://www.dictionary.com/search?q=example
it works for almost all web appliances
Omniweb still rox! :-)
Since I was bored and had nothing else to do, I figured: "Why not?"
http://www.ricciadams.com/SpeedStick%201.0.dmg
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Oh man that is so damn cool. I did not know that an NSStatusBarItem could use an NSSheet. Care to share the source code?
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"Think Different. Like The Rest Of Us."
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The mime types on your server are misconfigured. I'll try your program when I can click the link without a page of gibberish filling my browser window... .dmg should be application/octet-stream, not text/plain.
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Originally posted by Gul Banana:
The mime types on your server are misconfigured. I'll try your program when I can click the link without a page of gibberish filling my browser window... .dmg should be application/octet-stream, not text/plain.
Oh just get Chimera and stop complaining! Yah know, some people aren't allowed to edit httpd.conf on their servers.
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"Think Different. Like The Rest Of Us."
iBook G4/1.2GHz | 1.25GB | 60GB | Mac OS X 10.4.2
Athlon XP 2500+/1.83GHz | 1GB PC3200 | 120GB | Windows XP
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Originally posted by Gul Banana:
The mime types on your server are misconfigured. I'll try your program when I can click the link without a page of gibberish filling my browser window... .dmg should be application/octet-stream, not text/plain.
Thanks for pointing this out, I believe I have fixed the problem. Please tell me if otherwise.
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Originally posted by macmike42:
Oh man that is so damn cool. I did not know that an NSStatusBarItem could use an NSSheet. Care to share the source code?
Thanks
No plans to share the source yet - not to be selfish, but the window coming down from the status bar is one of my little tricks and I really don't want to let go of it *just yet*
You can do it with all public Cocoa classes and selectors though, just as a hint
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this is great. add a few things and it'll be greater.
1) if no command is entered, there should be an option to just use it as a url. this allows global interenet access.
2) get a better icon. a much better icon.
3) i dont know if this is possible, but a key command to open it and focus the mouse on the text area. this would allow entering a url without using the mouse.
these things would make this app have a permenant place on my menubar.
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Originally posted by Ricci Adams:
No plans to share the source yet - not to be selfish, but the window coming down from the status bar is one of my little tricks and I really don't want to let go of it *just yet*
You can do it with all public Cocoa classes and selectors though, just as a hint
I know nothing about programming but I can tell how it works.
It will slide down the sheet from the location of your mouse.
Am I right?
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Nice app! I can't wait to see what creative things are added to it in the future.. Very good idea to solve many problems.. Thanks again!
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Originally posted by Adam Betts:
I know nothing about programming but I can tell how it works.
It will slide down the sheet from the location of your mouse.
Am I right?
i think the menu item is a window, and the menubar acts as a titlebar to which one can attach a sheet.
all he'd have to do is define a click on the menu as "error" or such, and another as "cancel"... that's how i'd try to do it if i could code.
nice effect, though.
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All kinds of Utopian plans were flashing through his (B's) busy brain...
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Originally posted by kzmk:
i think the menu item is a window, and the menubar acts as a titlebar to which one can attach a sheet.
all he'd have to do is define a click on the menu as "error" or such, and another as "cancel"... that's how i'd try to do it if i could code.
If you move the mouse to different location of the menu item, you'll see that slide-in sheet does not come out from same one place.
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an option to have the text field always visible in the menubar would be cool. just an option. Not sure if this is possible of course. sweet app/thingy
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