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Appearance
Manager
The
Appearance Manager coordinates the look of the standard Mac
OS human interface and allows for the adaptation of custom human
interface elements to a coordinated appearance. The Appearance
Manager provides the underlying support for themes, which unify
the appearance of human interface objects in your application,
including alert icons, controls, background colors, dialog boxes,
menus, and windows. |
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Control
Manager
Controls
are onscreen objects that the user can manipulate to take an
immediate action or change settings to modify a future action.
You can use the Control Manager to create, display, and manage
the drawing and behavior of controls. |
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Dialog
Manager
Alerts
and dialog boxes present information to and solicit information
from the user. The Dialog Manager provides a simplified human
interface that you can use to readily implement alerts and dialog
boxes. |
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Human
Interface Guidelines
Human
interface guidelines provide authoritative information on the
theory behind the Macintosh “look and feel” and the
practice of using individual interface components. Anyone designing
or creating a product for Macintosh computers needs to understand
this information. |
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Icon
Services and Utilities
You
can use Icon Services & Utilities to obtain, display, and
manipulate icons and icon titles in your program’s human
interface. |
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List
Manager
You
can use the List Manager to present and manipulate data in simple
scrolling multi-dimensional tables, like those of a spreadsheet. |
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Menu
Manager
Menus
allow users to view or choose from a list of choices and commands
that your application provides. You can use the Menu Manager
to create, display, and manage the drawing and behavior of pull-down,
hierarchical, and contextual menus. |
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Window
Manager
Users
enter data of any kind in windows on the screen. You can use
the Window Manager to create, display, and manage the drawing
and behavior of windows. |
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