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Re: Linking a Menu To A Document

On Wednesday, July 30, 2003, at 02:27 PM, Sherm Pendley wrote:

Of all the examples I've looked at, not one has been constructed the way a true/complex multi-document application would be

Sorry, I don't agree with that. The examples from the books you named may not be constructed the way a multi-document app works in whatever environment you're used to, but they are an accurate representation of how it works in Cocoa.

Not necessarily in the books, but anywhere. And an example of what would be the fact that I can't find any example that does this yet every application that uses anything beyond what's "free" would have to do it. That just confused me. I've heard many many people recommend Aaron's book, so I think I have a trip to Borders in my future.

Thanks for the help,


Seth Willits
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