Describes the opaque type for accessing, adding, and removing Address Book records.

Describes how to use these classes to represent properties that might have multiple values.

Describes the opaque type for accessing Address Book properties with multiple values.

Describres how this superclass providies a common interface to and defines common properties for all Address Book records.

Describes the opaque type for specifying a query to search for Address Book records.

Describes the C API for supporting and working with Address Book.

Describes the Cocoa API for supporting and working with Address Book.

Summarizes the symbols added to the Address Book framework.

Describes the abstract class that defines the interface and general characteristics of Automator actions.

Describes the class used to support Automator actions that are driven by AppleScript scripts.

Describes the class used to support Automator actions that are loadable bundles.

Describes the class used to support Automator actions driven by a shell script or by a Perl or Python script.

Describes the class used to represent an Automator workflow within an application.

Describes the class used to control an Automator workflow in an application.

Documents the Aperture APIs for creating an export plug-in or an image editing plug-in.

Describes the schemas used by Apple Applications to sync records such as contacts, calendars, and bookmarks.

Describes the constants defined in the Automator framework not described in individual classes.

Describes the Objective-C API for creating and working with actions used by the Automator application.

Summarizes the symbols added to the Automtor framework.

Describes the Calendar Store framework classes and methods used to access iCal data.

Summarizes the symbols added to the CalendarStore framework.

Explains JavaScript, Info.plist, and other objects used within Dashboard.

Describes the APIs for writing plug-ins for Motion and Final Cut Pro.

Describes the API for providing iChat presence information to Cocoa applications and using iChat Theater.

Describes a few JavaScript classes used to write phone connection functions in iSync Plug-in Maker.

Describes the SyncML (OMA DS) commands that are supported by iSync.

Describes the Objective-C API for sending email messages through the Mail application.

Describes the Objective-C API that supports loading, playing, and controlling compositions.

Describes the Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) properties that are supported by Safari and the Web Kit.

Describes the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) tags and properties that are supported by Safari and the Web Kit.

Describes the Objective-C API for the Sync Services framework used to sync applications and devices.

Describes the API for accessing the Web Kit's Document Object Model.

Describes the Xsan API commands.

Specifies the Apple Core Audio Format (CAF) for audio files.

Describes the programming interface for configuring audio codecs and for encoding and decoding audio data.

Describes a C programming interface for reading and writing audio files.

Describes a C programming interface for reading non-random-access audio file streams.

Describes a high-level programming interface for recording and playing back audio data.

Describes the Core Audio API to access audio files and convert between linear PCM and compressed audio formats.

Introduces the Core Audio architecture and includes conceptual and reference information about its components.

Defines and describes data types and constants used throughout the Core Audio API.

Describes a C API that interfaces with audio hardware and includes data types used throughout Core Audio.

Defines general digital audio terms as well as terms specific to Apple's Core Audio technology.

Describes a C API for Mac OS X MIDI system services.

Describes the Mac OS X MIDI driver interface.

Describes the Objective-C and C API for burning audio and data CDs and DVDs.

Describes the Objective-C and C API for presenting a user interface when burning audio and data CDs and DVDs.

Describes the API that supports user-space access to FireWire audio devices and enables the creation of virtual FireWire audio devices.

Describes the I/O Kit classes that support non-kernel access to I/O Kit objects through the device-interface mechanism.

Describes the APIs and classes (including I/O Kit families) that support kernel-resident device drivers.

Describes the QuickTime implementation of the MIDI file standard.

Describes the class used to load a sound into memory and play it.

Describes the opaque type for accessing, adding, and removing Address Book records.

Describes the opaque type used to group Address Book records.

Describes the opaque type for accessing Address Book properties with multiple values.

Describes the opaque type that encapsulates information about a person in Address Book.

Describes the ABPicker opaque type.

Describes the opaque type that represents a generic Address Book record.

Describes the Address Book action callbacks.

Describes the C API for supporting and working with Address Book.

Describes the C functions that support the Carbon API for Address Book.

Describes the Apple graphics library for Carbon applications that use OpenGL.

Describes the C API for creating and managing persistent references to file system objects.

Describes the C API for coordinating the look of the standard Mac OS human interface.

Describes the C API for interapplication communication using Apple events.

Deprecated - Describes the programming interface defined by Game Sprockets. Replaced by Quartz Display Services.

Describes the C API for finding and displaying help content using Apple's HTML-based help system.

Describes the C API for ATS-based font access and management.

Describes the scripting terminology for AppleScript Studio, through version 1.4.

Describes the C API for performing various application-level tasks in a Carbon application. Formerly titled Dock Manager Reference.

Describes the API for a number of services--such as Quartz 2D and ATSUI--that are essential to Carbon applications.

Summarizes the symbols added to the Application Services framework.

Describes the C API for rendering Unicode-encoded text with advanced typographic features.

Describes the programming interface for configuring audio codecs and for encoding and decoding audio data.

Describes a C programming interface for reading and writing audio files.

Describes a high-level programming interface for recording and playing back audio data.

Describes the C API for implementing an authorization plug-in.

Describes the C API for adding fine-grained control of privileged operations in an application.

Describes Core Foundation byte-order functions.

Describes the C API for making Carbon applications accessible to assistive technologies.

Describes the C API for handling events in Carbon applications.

Describes many fundamental user experience APIs used in Carbon applications.

Describes the C API for providing help tags in an application's user interface.

Describes the C API used by Carbon applications to provide a user interface for printing.

Summarizes the symbols added to the Carbon framework.

An alphabetic list of result codes in the Carbon application environment, with links to their API reference pages.

Describes the C API for managing certificates, public and private keys, and trust policies.

Describes the opaque type for representing an immutable character string and associated set of attributes.

CFFileDescriptor provides an opaque type to monitor file descriptors for read and write activity via CFRunLoop.

Describes the opaque type for representing a mutable character string and associated set of attributes.

Describes the C APIs for performing a variety network tasks.

Describes property constants for source and destination images.

Describes the C API for the lowest-level accessible interface for the Apple implementation of the OpenGL graphics system.

Describes the C API for loading and preparing PEF binaries.

Describes the C API for implementing an abstract data type that stores related pieces of information.

Describes the C API used in Classic Mac OS to solicit color choices from users.

Describes the C API for ColorSync, the platform-independent color management system in Mac OS X.

Explains how to enable applications to find and use shared code resources.

Describes the C API for creating and manipulating Carbon controls.