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License Free
Requirements Mac OS X
Downloads 4 Limitations None
Publisher Abracode File Size 617k
Date added 11 Jul 2006 Check your speed

Shortcuts is a Mac OS X application to assign hot keys to contextual menu items. It works only with menu items added by contextual menu plug-ins. It allows you to assign a hot key combination to chosen menu item so you can select some object (file in Finder or text) and hit keyboard combination to execute the task normally performed by choosing that menu item.

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