OpenDictionaries 2.2.1 review

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Three dictionary opening scripts for use with Script Editor, Smile, or Script Debugger that are often faster and/or more convenient than the editors' own dictionary-selection facilities.

License:	Freeware
OS:	Mac OS X
File size:	43K
Developer:	Nigel Garvey
Price:	$0.00
Updated:	30 Dec 2005

Three dictionary opening scripts for use with Script Editor, Smile, or Script Debugger that are often faster and/or more convenient than the editors' own dictionary-selection facilities. One script offers just the dictionaries of currently running, scriptable applications. Another specialises in the contents of the ScriptingAdditions folders. The third targets applications in OS X's CoreServices folder.
Just run the relevant script from your preferred script menu and select the required name from the displayed list.

The CoreServices script is for OS X only, of course. The others work in OS 8.6, OS 9.2.2, Jaguar, and Tiger, and probably in Panther too.

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OpenDictionaries 2.2.1: Three dictionary opening scripts for use with Script Editor, Smile, or Script Debugger that are often faster and/or more convenient than the editors' own dictionary-selection facilities.
SD - New Script from Selection 1.0: Select some code in a script window, run the SD - New Script from Selection script from Script Debugger's script palette or menu and it'll make a new script document with your selection as its contents.
Open This App Dictionary 1.0: Often we get the inclination to script an app while we're in the midst of using it.
Script Debugger 4.0.4: Script Debugger provides everything you need to quickly and easily author AppleScripts that work.
Safari Selection to Script Editor/Debugger 1.0.1: Safari Selection to Script Editor/Debugger allows users to quickly and easily transfer AppleScript code from a web page in Safari to a supported script editor (Script Editor 2 or Script Debugger).
Selection to Clipping 1.0: When Selection to Clipping is run from Script Debugger's script menu or palette, selected text will be stored as a clipping in Script Debugger's "Clippings" folder.
Script Debugger Selection to Clippings 1.0.1: Script Debugger Selection to Clippings, after obtaining a file name from the user, will create a clipping file from the selected text of the front Script Debugger window.

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