On 2 Apr '08, at 8:36 AM, Trygve Inda wrote:
To make sure the worker app does not show up in the dock add this to
its
info.plist:
NSUIElement
1
It's actually LSUIElement.
Whether this key is appropriate depends on what the service does. If
it has a user interface (uses AppKit) but just do
> Hi,
>
> I want to create a service which can be launched from the system
> preferences, do some config setting and continue working even if the system
> preferences application is closed.
> To achieve this, I have created a myapp.prefPane which is of type BUNDLE and
> installed this in the ~/Lib
On 2 Apr '08, at 5:20 AM, Yogesh Potdar wrote:
How to make the service offered by myapp.prefPane continue even after
quitting system preferences? Is there any way by which I can run
service
offered by myapp.prefPane in background?
You'll need to create a separate executable that runs as an
Hi,
I want to create a service which can be launched from the system
preferences, do some config setting and continue working even if the system
preferences application is closed.
To achieve this, I have created a myapp.prefPane which is of type BUNDLE and
installed this in the ~/Library/Preferen
