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accessibility vs dock
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accessibility vs dock


  • Subject: accessibility vs dock
  • From: Joshua Kifer <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 9 Dec 2003 14:13:38 -0500

Hi all, this is a continuation of the discussion about inter-application notifications. My solution thus far, as recommended by the various experts on this list, is to use the Accessibility API. I've got that solution working, but there is one thing still bothering me. In order for this API to work, it must be deliberately turned on by the user. I assume as well, that it slows down the system.

What I am wondering is, how is the dock able to respond to application hidden, shown, launch, and quit events without the Accessibility API turned on?

If this is documented, I'd rather use that method, since these are the only events I'm interested in, and would like to avoid having my users turn on their Accessibility API.
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