This is an enhanced version of the ICeTEe Goody included with Internet Config by Peter N. Lewis and Quinn "The Eskimo". You need to have Internet Config anyway to use ICeTEe 2 so please have a look at their ReadMe as well. The information therein applies as well.
Usage
Drop ICeTEe 2 into your Extensions folder (and remove the original ICeTEe if it's installed). ICeTEe 2 is active after you restart your Mac. Then it works the same as ICeTEe: you can command-click a URL almost everywhere to open it in the appropriate helper application as set in Internet Config. The additional functionality is that if you hold down the option key the URL is not launched, but instead it is send to a bookmark helper application.
Included is a very simple AppleScript application that understands this bookmark message. On the first launch you are prompted to select a folder where to put your URLs. URLs send to this message get saved as a Netscape Navigator™ document. When you open this document Navigator tries to open the contained URL.
Note: the Bookmark Handler application requires the "request attention" scripting addition from the GTQ Scripting Library that's freely available from any info-mac mirror site.
For the magic to work you need to set up Internet Config accordingly. In the "Helpers" dialog add a new helper, in the "Helper for:" field type: "bookmark" (without quotes), then choose Bookmark Handler as the helper application.
For more comfortable bookmark handling have a look at Alco Blom's shareware URL Manager at <http://www.xs4all.nl/~alco/urlm/>.
Programming Notes
ICeTEe 2 is a rewrite of the original ICeTEe. I converted it from Pascal to C (CodeWarrior 10). For all the ugly INIT stuff I switched to Dair Grant's (<dair@kagi.com>) Extension Shell 1.5 that is not included. Info on this can be found at <http://www.kagi.com/authors/dair>.
Version History
2.0b5 (97-04-09): Fixed a bug that was introduced in the last fix :-(
2.0b4 (97-03-14): Fixed a URL parsing bug that. Trailing dots are now removed correctly.
