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Re: <no subject>
- Subject: Re: <no subject>
- From: The Amazing Llama <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 5 Aug 2003 17:23:45 -0700
No, the point is that you shouldn't check at all. Put up the window to
the user that opened the app. It won't appear in other user's UIs,
because they have their own 'partition' of the UI.
On Tuesday, August 5, 2003, at 12:37 PM, Alec Carlson wrote:
Llama,
... In any case, your app SHOULD
NOT INTERRUPT HER because she is not running your app, I am.
You are EXACTLY right. However, in order for my app to make that
decision,
it needs to determine that she (and not you) is currently using the
Mac and
therefore not interrupt her. That is exactly the API I'm looking for.
Without that information, you both look like the same user. If she
logs you
out and then logs herself in it's not a problem. However, if she
leaves you
logged in and fast switches to her account then I can't tell the
difference
between the 2 different users... Hence the gist of of question.
Seth A. Roby The Amazing Llama < mail or AIM me at tallama at mac dot
com>
"Life is like an exploded clown. It's really funny until you figure out
what just happened."
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