stephen barncard wrote:
There used to be a great product called Aliasmenu that would do that, but
the author gave up with problems making it work from Tiger on....
What recent application have you seen that can do this?
Drop Box
iClip
Remote Desktop
QuickSilver
OmniFocus
(there's more!)
Butler (no longer use it... went back to QuickSilver)
Some have the application icon on the menubar, even when the app is
closed and then the default first menu item is, of course, "Open [this
app]" others only appear on the menu bar if they have been booted up.
If their top window is behind others, or minimized clicking to the menu
item brings it forward.
OmniFocus's menu is particularly powerful as it lists all contexts with
a number for any over due items in an particular context, choosing one
of these switches to the context an shows due items in Omnifocus...
that's so useful...
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Stephen Barncard
San Francisco
http://barncard.com
2009/7/17 Sivakatirswami <[email protected]>
How does one get and icon for one's application to appear on the Menu Bar
of OS X?
Sivakatirswami
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