January 2003
Intermediate to advanced
832 pages
32h 40m
English
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Mailing Lists
The following mailing lists can help you learn more about the Mac.
Apple-Run Mailing Lists
The following mailing lists are run by Apple:
- applescript-studio
For scripters and developers who are using AppleScript Studio to build AppleScript-based applications for Mac OS X.
- applescript-users
For scripters who are working with AppleScript.
- carbon-development
For Carbon developers.
- cocoa-dev
For Cocoa developers.
- java-dev
For Java developers.
- mac-games-dev
For Mac-based game developers.
- mac-opengl
For Mac-based OpenGL developers.
- macos-x-server
For network and system administrators who are running the Mac OS X Server.
- rendezvous
Discussions on how to develop applications and devices that use Rendezvous.
- scitech
Discussions on Apple’s support for science and technology markets.
- studentdev
For student developers.
- weekly-kbase-changes
Keep informed of weekly changes to Apple’s Knowledge Base (KB).
For information on how to subscribe to these and other Apple-owned mailing lists, see http://lists.apple.com.
Tip
Apple also maintains a listing of miscellaneous Mac-related mailing lists at http://lists.apple.com/cgi-bin/mwf/forum_show.pl; click on the “Non-Apple Mailing Lists” link.
Omni Group’s Mailing Lists
The following mailing lists are run by the Omni Group:
- macosx-admin
A technical list for Mac OS X system administrators.
- macosx-dev
A moderated list for Mac OS X application developers.
- macosx-talk
A list for general discussions about the Mac OS X operating system.
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