BlueService 1.2.1
    ©2002-2003 Christian Grunenberg, DEVONtechnologies

    This service sends selected plain or rich text of Cocoa applications (e.g. Textedit, Mail,
    Stickies, Notes, ProjectBuilder, Fire, OmniWeb or TeXShop) and of Carbon applications
    supporting services to BlueTooth devices supporting OBEX Object Push or OBEX File
    Transfer. Therefore it's possible to send notes or short messages to your handheld or your
    mobile phone (especially useful if your phone isn't supported by Jaguar's Addressbook
    and its SMS capabilities).

    Licence:
    This software and associated data are provided "as is" without any further
    warranties or support and to be used at your own risk. No responsibility is taken
    for the use or misuse of this software, the data supplied with it and for the correctness
    of any information derived from the use of this software.
    Unmodified redistribution of this software is permitted.

    Installation:
	Copy BlueService into the directory "Services" (located in the Library folder of your 	home directory), then log out and log in again. If there's no such folder, just create
	one using the Finder.

    System requirements:
	• Mac OS X 10.2 (or newer), 10.2.5 recommended

    Usage:
	Select a text (plain or rich) and choose the menu item "Send to Bluetooth Device..."
	in the services menu. Afterwards select a BlueTooth device and channel (OBEX Object
	Push or OBEX File Transfer).

    Customization:
	If you want to remove unnecessary services or change the menus or shortcuts, you
	have to edit the file "info.plist" within the BlueService-package (use contextual menus
	in the Finder to show the contents).

		- Delete elements of the array "NSServices" to remove unnecessary services
		- Change the "default"-element of "NSKeyEquivalent"-dictionaries to adapt
		  shortcuts
		- Change the "default"-element of "NSMenuItem"-dictionaries to adapt the
		  name or structure of menu-items

    Known bugs & limitations:
	• Shortcuts are only available after you have at least once opened the services menu
	  (seems to be a bug in Mac OS X as this is the case for all services)
	• Due to bugs in the service system of Mac OS X up to version 10.2.6, the services
	  menu might disappear in Carbon applications like the Finder if the number of
	  service items exceeds a certain number (around 60-70 items usually). Just remove
	  all unnecessary applications providing services if that's the case.
	• If you can't send small plain text files to your Bluetooth device using "Bluetooth
	  File Exchange", then BlueService probably doesn't work too.

    History:
	• Version 1.2.1:
		- Shortcut of menu item removed (Cmd-< and Cmd-> are used to
		  switch the active window on german and probably other systems)
	• Version 1.2:
		- Service menu entry renamed to "Send to Bluetooth Device..."
		- The current time stamp is now used to name new notes (instead of "clipping.txt")
		- Packet size is negotiated with receiver
		- After cancelling the Bluetooth browser, an unnecessary "Bluetooth not available"
		  alert was displayed under Mac OS X 10.2.4
	• Version 1.1:
		- Size of text to send is only limited by receiver
		- More compatible packet sizes and better error checking
		- Connection timeout of 60 seconds added
	• Version 1.0:
		- Initial release

    Christian Grunenberg
    mailto:christian@grunenberg.net
    http://www.grunenberg.net

    DEVONtechnologies
    http://www.devon-technologies.com