(OFF) ANN: Missing Link 2.3b2
(OFF) ANN: Missing Link 2.3b2
- Subject: (OFF) ANN: Missing Link 2.3b2
- From: Peter Bunn <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 22 May 2007 18:21:10 -0500
Still hoping for additional insight with respect to security issues and
perceived local utility...
I'm convinced... but I'm only a party of one.
http://www.mhtc.net/~bunnz/scriptlink.html
http://scriptbuilders.net/files/missinglink2.3b2.html
Thanks.
Peter B.
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Missing Link is a simple utility that allows you to open, run or launch
almost anything on your Mac from a link or a bookmark in a browser... or
from links in Cocoa applications that support HTML.
Files, folders, applications, script applications, compiled scripts and a
variety of other file types may be linked on disk much like items are
linked on the web - the URL format is very similar. But when clicked,
linked items behave just as if they had been double-clicked in the
Finder. Images and text files open in their associated applications
(rather than the browser), ready for editing. Compiled scripts may
(optionally) be run from links... or opened by their associated editor
instead.
Missing Link works uniformly with most browsers on Mac OS X... and most
Cocoa applications that support HTML.
The 'Quick Link' droplet script (provided) writes links or simple HTML
indexes for almost anything dropped on its icon and offers five formats.
A one-time manual installation is required.
Comments, suggestions and bug reports are welcome.
Thanks.
Peter Bunn
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Version 2.3b2 is substantially improved over v2.3b and includes these
refinements:
-- Improved Security.
-- Now (optionally) runs compiled AppleScripts (osas) from links.
-- Support added for image proof sheets and image catalogs.
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