Accordance Inter-application Automation is back.
Available the new version of the Accordance Script Library and OS X Services, as well as new Quicksilver Actions and the addition of a Microsoft Word Plugin—all rewritten to work with OS X 10.7+ and Accordance 10.
Find the Accordance Automation Tools in the Downloads section of the Macintosh Biblioblog.
You use Accordance and you love it. What could be better? Instant access to Accordance Texts and Tools from whatever app you're using on your Mac.
"What's that? You're reading a PDF journal article or a web page about the proximity of Shechem to a mountain pass? Just highlight shechem and in one keystroke or menu selection you can have Accordance to the front, displaying Shechem in a Map window. I'm not kidding you."
"Or, want to quickly, insert the text of Psalm 20 into your current document, from the translation of your choosing? It's all right at your fingertips, and never taking your fingers off the keyboard if you like. Such a workflow becomes pure muscle memory."
These tools allow you to:
A. instantly jump to Accordance from any other app running a search in any module type you want, using the current text selection or a search text you enter.
or
B. remain where you are in your current application and paste in a full text instantly, from whichever text-module you want, using a text selection or search text you enter, without ever bringing Accordance to the front. (This is similar to the Accordance Widget, but with seamless integration.)
Other options include speaking text, copying it to the clipboard, and showing the text in a quick display.
These functions are initiated by quick key combos, or menu items, or contextual menu items. Your choice. The Services are a built-in automation tool in Mac OS X. The Services menu is found in the app menu, or in a contextual menu. Further, you can assign global or app-specific keyboard combos to activate them. (The functions of the Service are duplicated by the Quicksilver Actions for those who use Quicksilver.)
Download the package, and read the documentation in the ReadMe files, with screenshots, to get more information of the magic that is possible.