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Technical Q&As: Carbon
Carbon is a set of C APIs that provide access to Mac OS X features, including protected memory, preemptive multitasking, and dynamic resource allocation, as well as the Aqua interface. Carbon supports the creation of scriptable applications (applications that can be controlled by AppleScript scripts) or applications that control other scriptable applications.
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Calling an AppleScript and providing parameters from an Application (HTML) ()
QA1111: Explains calling and providing parameter values to an AppleScript event handler from an application written in C.
 2002-03-13
Loading Scripting Additions without initializing AppleScript in Mac OS X (HTML)
QA1070: Explains how to load scripting additions so you can call them using Apple events.
 2001-09-13
Retrieving Data from AEDesc Records - do not use the dataHandle field (HTML) ()
QA1139: Describes the correct way to access data stored in AEDesc records.
 2002-04-10