[Greasemonkey] Cannot use GreaseMonkey :-(

[Jeremy Dunck]

On 6/4/05, Guess Who am I <shiftcode at hotmail.com> wrote:
> GreaseMonkey gets me crazy, so let's start from the beginning.
> I followed this link : http://greasemonkey.mozdev.com/using.html
> Citation : You can install scripts by right-clicking on links to them and
> selecting "Install User Script..."
> False for my configuration. When the author of this page speaks about LINK,
> he (she) refers to the <a href="..."> ... </a> tag?

Yes.  The context item becomes available when the URL pointed to by
the link ends in ".user.js", which all user scripts should do.

> When I right click on a link, the only things I have is "Open the link in a
> new tab", followed by a separation bar, then other links option (save link
> target as, ...)

So are you sure it's a link to a user script, as the page specifies?

> Citation : ... Or, you can select the same option under the tools menu
> False, because you told me that this option is unavailable when I have no
> user script for the current page.

Hmm.  The full sentence there is "Or, you can select the same option
under the tools menu while viewing the contents of a user script
file."

Note that it's _"while viewing the contents of a user script file"_. 
That sentence says the same thing I did.

 > At your question "Do you actually have any scripts installed?" the answer is
> no. I have no user scripts installed because this is the first time I use
> GreaseMonkey. I just want to install my first script, that's all.

Did you follow the link I included to the script and try to install that?  :)

> My only question is "what must I do to install my own user script?" I
> thought that the page http://greasemonkey.mozdev.com/using.html was a quick
> start documentation, but no :-( There is probably something that goes wrong,
> but what?

Can you suggest some way that the explanation could have been clearer?
 
> When I choose "View source" in the context menu of a page, I have no
> GreaseMonkey option in my menu.

Huh?