[Macworld.com]

Has the size of your Services menu gotten out of hand? Here’s a utility that finally lets you put your house in order. [more]

[rasterbator]

This is a great idea. I wonder if once Apple sees this app it will show up upon release of OS X (10.5) in the Applications/Utilities directory, i.e. iService Manager.

[nanotechmama]

Didn't you guys run an article on this a couple months back? That's how I found out about it and started using it! Is this an update of that article, or a rerun?
Anneliese

[Philip Michaels]

In reply to:

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Is this an update of that article, or a rerun?

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The original article notified people of the product's existence. This is a review of the product.

[Brettcamp]

Thanks for this article and recommendation. It finally gave me a way to get rid of the Chinese Text Converter service and the duplicative "make sticky note" service and a bunch of others I never use. It also let me easily re-set the keyboard shortcuts for most of my services, including weeding out some that duplicated others I used more. Now, I have a streamlined, easier to use services menu and my most-used Services commands (e.g. "email selection," "open selection in TextEdit," "open URL," etc.) finally have appropriate keyboard shortcuts. I use the Services menu all the time, and this will save me several minutes each day. Thanks to the columnist and the developers.

[Graeme_Smith]

It would make more sense to have it in System Preferences somewhere. Maybe just a new pref: "Services" There could also be a "Open Services" item in the menu to open the System Pref. You know, like in the AirPort or Date menu extra.

[gomengb]

Weird: My service menu shows "ChineseTextConverter", but it doesn't show up in ServiceScrubber.