Office 2004 supports Services. Office v.X does not, because at the time it was being developed there was no way for Carbon applications to use Services. On 12/24/05 12:54 PM, Norman Cohen <nacohen at mac.com> wrote: > Services are implemented "free" as part of any Cocoa application. > Services only work in Carbon applications like the Office suite if > the programmers specifically implement the functionality. An example > of a Carbon app that supports services is TextWrangler (and its big > brother BBEdit). So you are correct that Microsoft is responsible for > services not working in Office and IE. > > On Dec 24, 2005, at 11:38 AM, John Baltutis wrote: > >> Then, the disconnect must be between the microsloth stuff and WordService. >> Since WordService is available in other apps, I suspect the microsloth >> stuff. I haven't installed WordService, so I can't say why it doesn't show up.