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I've never experienced this problem, but if I ever do, this information will be good to know.

Thanks! I've had this problem a lot before.

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'man pbs' reveals:
'NAME
pbs -- general helper tool
SYNOPSIS
pbs
DESCRIPTION
pbs is a helper tool for the Cocoa frameworks.
There are no configuration options to pbs. Users should not run pbs manually.'
So it might be helpful to know why the manual page appears to discourage running the command manually.

I'd guess it's because 'Apple mentions that it could change or be removed at some point,' as is implied by the description given in the link.

As Craig mentioned above, pbs is a debugging tool, and as such it is mostly useful to developers. In fact, if you find that services are consistently failing on your machine, you probably have a buggy service. If you have the time and inclination, you should track down the app causing the issue and email the developer. Running pbs will do no harm to your system - it simply rescans the system for available services - but non-developers shouldn't have to do it, ever.

It runs automatically whenever anything is added to /Library/Services, as you can see from the contents of the file
/System/Library/LaunchAgents/com.apple.pbs.plist

Well, what Apple says:
'Important: The pbs tool is for debugging purposes only. It does not have a guaranteed interface, and may even be removed in a future version of Mac OS X. You should not design any programs to depend on it.'
They could be joshing, I suppose.

Running it manually is a debugging method. It's not exclusively a debugging tool, or it wouldn't be invoked automatically on every Mac. It's running on yours right now. All you're doing with this hint is restarting it.

System/Library/CoreServices/pbs -flush

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Any idea what else to do if the problem doesn't go away after following the above hints?