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 "For deposit only" writes
> In article <1992Jul29.042157.18366@morrow.stanford.edu> hinds@cmgm.Stanford  
> (Alexander Scott Hinds) writes:
> > I have a program in which I'd like to implement services.  That is, I'd  
> > like it available as a service to other programs.  As per the Appkit  
> > documentation in the release notes (2.0) I created a file that looks like  
> > this: (called services.txt)
> You have to add a Services Item to your menu before your application can  
> provide services to other applications.  Why? I'm not sure.  Maybe adding the  
> Services item forces the linker to bring in other code or maybe the services  
> menu communicates with the WorkSpaceManager.  All I know is that it works.   
To  
> add a Services item in IB, simply drag the Services item from the menu  
palette  
> to your main menu.

	I don't think so.  I just launched a service provider that I wrote, it  
has no services menu.  The services it offers are available in the Services  
menu.

	I think it more likely that the Service is not asking for a valid  
Pasteboard type.  Remember how different services show up in the menus  
depending on what Pasteboard objects are available...


	scott

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