Please see license.txt for licensing information.

The readme.txt covers version 1.0.

-Overview:
This program simply runs NSUpdateDynamicServices()
This is intended to re-update the list of OSX Services.
It does let you add and remove services (without logging in/out),
however it fails to update a service that is already in place, so
it isn't as useful as it should be (this seems to be a bug in the
OSX Services, according to email on cocoa-dev)

-Installation:
Copy the UpdateDynamicServices program to someplace in your path
(like /usr/local/bin)
You can use this to install it (need to be root, I recommend using sudo)
sudo /usr/bin/install -c -m 0755 -s UpdateDynamicServices /usr/local/bin/UpdateDynamicServices
(You can name it whatever you want)

Note, the binary is in UpdateDynamicServices/build/UpdateDynamicServices if you
are building from source.

-Sample execution:
% /usr/local/bin/UpdateDynamicServices
2002-03-23 22:23:42.180 UpdateDynamicServices[785] Refreshing List of Services
2002-03-23 22:23:42.202 UpdateDynamicServices[785] New applications will have refreshed list (quit and restart any applications needed)

It's pretty simple, look at the source.
-Bugs:
	None that I'm aware of :)

-Todo:
	See if this works better after OS updates.