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Some developers offer additional Services you can download and install for free, MacAutomation offers numerous examples. Now when you select an image in any app you should see the Service you created turn up as an option in the Services menu or as an available choice using Right-click. We will call this "Image crop Service test". Press Command-S to save the service and give it a name. Drag this item across to the workflow window. Select Photos in the Actions Library and then choose Crop Images. Under the Record button at the top of the app you see the phrase "Service receives selected" and a drop down list. Look in the Library of Actions and you'll see numerous options in various categories. We're going to create an image-cropping tool. It's possible to create your own Services using Automator. While in the Services list you will note that some Services also have existing keyboard shortcuts you can use to quickly use them on your computer - memorize these and you won't need to go through Services. You will now have the Services you choose to have available too you via the Services menu and through use of right-click on your Mac. Work through the list to disable Services you no longer need (just uncheck the tick box) or to add new Services (by checking the box). The list is organized into relevant sections: Text, images, Internet etc. You will be presented with a list of all supported Services on your Mac in the window to the right of the previous list. With this pane selected select Services from the list at the lower left.

Launch System Preferences>Keyboard and select the Shortcuts pane. If you have reached a point at which too many Services are available, or have an available Service that is no longer relevant as you no longer use the app, you can control available services like this: Many apps create new Services as they are installed. You will see additional Services appear in response to whatever data you have selected - select an image file and then explore Services and you will have additional options. With the text selected open the Services menu once again, you should see several more options appear. On Safari you'll see Quick Reminder and Services Preferences. With nothing selected click on the name of your browser at the top of your screen and select the Services menu that appears.