The ability to drag to the Dock icon in v1.1 is a really useful improvement, but there’s a further refinement that could make it even better. Basically, I’d like it to auto-quit after processing, *if* something was dragged to its icon and it wasn’t already running.

I’ve got my copy handily set up in Overflow (launch utility from Stunt Software), and the new v1.1 lets me do something I’ve wanted for a while: start dragging a PDF file, open Overflow, and drop the PDF on the ShrinkIt icon in Overflow to process it without the need to launch ShrinkIt separately first. That’s great… except that, when the processing is done, I’m left with a window with a big green tick in the middle of my screen, and have to quit ShrinkIt manually. What I’d like is for it to auto-quit after it’s finished processing the selection I’ve given it.

NB This facility would also make ShrinkIt a much more useful tool to plonk in Finder window toolbars. You’d be able to just drag files from a Finder window to an icon on the toolbar of the same window and have ShrinkIt do the processing ‘invisibly’, with no need to launch or quit it directly.

Fingers crossed that you’ll consider this a useful suggestion… and thanks again.

However, none of the profiles mentioned here actually reflect the true color of the .png I was using. The Generic RGB comes pretty close, but the icon doesn’t end up with the same color as the original. It may just be me, but I found that the profile that gave the EXACT right color was the Color LCD profile. Again, it may just be me, but you might want to try that alternative as well.