ShoveBox, like many applications, has an entry in Mac OS X’s services menu. You can select text, an image, or a file and invoke the service by either choosing “Send to ShoveBox” from the Services menu, or by pressing the keyboard shortcut it comes configured with: command-shift-E. The selection is imported into ShoveBox.

A few users have written asking how to change this shortcut. Due to the way services work on Mac OS X, it’s not something that can be configured in ShoveBox’s normal preferences.

But using a nifty tool from Many Tricks Software called ServiceScrubber, you can configure this menu and change ShoveBox’s service’s shortcut to anything you like.

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