Followings are the Frequently Asked Questions for OpenMenu X.
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AnswersOpenMenu X items do not appear in the contextual menu on Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard).
On Mac OS X 10.6 Finder and 64-bit applications, the third party's contextual menu plug-ins including OpenMenu X are no more supported. But there are two workarounds for OpenMenu X.
1) As an alternative to the contextual menu, invoke the OpenMenu X popup menu by tapping the cmd key twice. 2) Choose the services item "OpenMenu X" in the contextual menu, then the OpenMenu X popup menu will appear (OpenMenu X Rev.2.05 or later). to TOP The Help is not displayed and get an error messege.
This problem seems to occur only when you change the language with the System Preferences "International" on Snow Leopard.
You can fix it as below. 1) Remove the file ~/Library/Caches/com.apple.helpd. 2) Remove the file ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.help.plist. 3) Log out and log in again. to TOP How to reset the menu items to the factory setting?
You can reset OpenMenu X menu items to the factory setting as below.
1) Open the System Preferences "OpenMenu X > License". Click the button "Uninstall OpenMenu X" 2) Remove the preferences file ~/Library/Preferences/jp.co.artman21.openmenux.pref.plist 3) Remove the folder ~/Library/Scripts/OpenMenu X/ 4) Log out and log in again. to TOP Multiple OpenMenu Items are displayed in the context menu.
This problem seems to occur when you are using Unsanity's FruitMenu
. To solve the problem, disable the option "Load all Contextual Menu Modules early in the application startup" in the Preferences "FruitMneu" > "Advanced".
to TOP The popup menu "Add Services Menu" at the Preferences "Custom Menu" does not work and error messages are recorded in the console.log.
This problem seems to occur when you are using some system extensions such as ICeCoffEE
, OCSmart Hacks 2.0
which are related to the Input Manager. Uninstall the suspicious extension and retry.
to TOP Multiple OpenMenu X icons are shown on the status menu bar. How to fix it?
That may be because multiple OpenMenu X are registered in the Login items. You can fix it as below.
1) Open System Preference "Accounts" - "Login Items." You will see multiple OpenMenu items in the Login items list. Delete all OpenMenu items from the list. 2) Close System Preferences window once. 3) Open System Preferences "OpenMenu X". Then the right OpenMenu item will be automatically registered to the Login items list. 4) Then move to System Preference "Account" - "Login Items" again. You will see the OpenMenu item is registered correctly in the login items list. 5) Log out and log in again. to TOP |