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Programming interfaces that support assistive technology applications, which help make the Macintosh accessible to all users. |
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How other software products can interact with and extend applications like iTunes, Final Cut Pro, and Keynote. |
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A set of procedural C APIs for developing full-featured, high-performance, highly reliable applications for Mac OS X. |
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A set of object-oriented application frameworks that support rapid development of full-featured, high-performance, highly reliable applications for Mac OS X. |
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Resources for distributing software and data files for convenient user installation. |
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Apple Help and Help Tags, which deliver context-sensitive help in Mac OS X. |
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Force feedback provides tactile sensation through hardware devices, and the HID Manager provides input and force-feedback capabilities for Mac OS X games. |
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Capabilities, built into Mac OS X, for recognizing and speaking U.S. English. |
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