April 2005
Intermediate to advanced
720 pages
24h 28m
English
Mac OS applications use dialogs to tell you things and get information from you. Think of them as the way your computer has a conversation—or dialog—with you.
Mac OS X has three main types of dialogs:
Modeless dialogs enable you to work with the dialog while interacting with document windows. These dialogs usually have their own window controls to close and move them (Figure 40).

Document modal dialogs usually appear as dialog sheets attached to a document window (Figure 41). You must address ...
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