OnMyCommand 2.0 Enhances Cocoa Support

5:00 PM EDT, Jul. 20th, 2008 · by Jeff Gamet · News

Abracode announced the immediate availability of OnMyCommand 2.0 on Monday. The new version of the Unix shell script and AppleScript application creates command droplets in Cocoa, and added support for custom nib-based Cocoa dialogs.

Version 2 also separates common code and resources into shared Abracode.framework, added a Quartz Composer plug-in for executing OMC commands, includes over 600 commands in its online command collection, and more.

OnMyCommand 2.0 is free and available for download at the Abracode Web site.

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