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In article <tlm.726728834@scl1.al.iastate.edu> tlm@iastate.edu (Tom Marchioro)  
writes:
> In <1993Jan11.021443.15213@leland.Stanford.EDU> avery@ccrma.stanford.edu   
(Avery Wang) writes:

> >I don't know if this questin was answered already, BUT:
> >Answer:  You have to turn it on using Preferences.  Look in the Server  
> >category (the icon with the hand holding the plate with the menu on it).   
It  
> >will be clear what you need to do.
> 
> Uhhhh..... I might not be the smartest person is the world (might?  I *know*
> I'm not) but your solution only makes me want to re-ask the question. All of
> the Grab services are turned on in my preferences (as a check, I turned them
> off, checked them, turned then on again, checked them,etc.) and no 
> matter what I do they're still greyed out (if I turn them all off then
> the Grab entry under Services vanishes).  Can *you* get them to blacken?
> i.e. become active.  Can anyone?  or is Grab just "services impaired"?
> 
> Tom

Hmmm...  Gee--you're right.  Grab is somewhat defective.  I now remember  
sending in a bug report to that effect during the 3.0 Beta-test program, but  
forgot about it in my previous posting.  But actually, back then Grab would  
work from the Services menu, BUT you had to launch it manually before it would  
register.  But now under the final release of 3.0 it seems that Grab won't  
register itself no matter what!  What an improvement.  Sorry for my  
misinformative posting!

-Avery Wang