Describes the Javadoc-formatted API for the JDK and for Apple's MRJ packages.

Describes standard Java 1.4 APIs supported on Mac OS X.

Describes Apple extensions for integrating Java applications with the native Mac OS X environment.

Describes the Javadoc-formatted API for the Java 3D 1.2 package. Does not include any Apple-specific reference.

Describes the Javadoc-formatted API for the Java Advanced Imaging 1.1 package. Does not include any Apple-specific reference.

Describes the property list keys available in Java for Mac OS X.

Describes the System Properties offered by Java for Mac OS X.

Describes the virtual machine options offered by Java for Mac OS X.

Describes the API for evaluating JavaScript programs from within a C-based program

Describes the APIs and classes (including I/O Kit families) that support kernel-resident device drivers.

Describes the C API for managing key-to-character mappings used to support various languages.

Describes the legacy C API for managing passwords for multiple users and databases. Replaced by Keychain Services.

Describes the Keychain Services API, used to create, find, modify, and delete keychain items.

Provides information on the NKE Sustainable API in Headerdoc format.

Describes the Carbon shared library that performs morphological analysis for Japanese text.

Describes the C API for classifying text and other token-based content based on latent semantic information.

Describes an API for opening documents, other applications, and URLs, in a way similar to the Finder or the Dock.

Documentation for GNU Libtool.

Deprecated - Describes the legacy C API for managing and displaying elements in a scrollable list. Replaced by the Data Browser.

Describes the C API for supporting conventions of a specific language or region.

Describes the C API for obtaining information stored in low-memory variables.

Describes the functions used to access Mach-O files.

Describes the data structures that make up the Mach-O file format.

Describes the syntax, directives, and specific options required for the Mac OS X assembler.

HTML versions of the Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Xcode Tools, and CHUD man pages.

Describes the C API for mathematical and logical data manipulation.

Describes the plug-in architecture and callbacks required by a document metadata importer.

Describes the metadata attributes for a file.

Describes the interface for tracking versions of a file.

Describes a metadata query.

Describes a metadata schema.

Describes the API for QuickTime media handlers.

Describes the C API for accessing global variables and managing the operating-system queue.

Describes the deprecated technology for working with dynamic memory.

Describes the C API for creating and managing an application's menus.

Describes the Objective-C API for sending email messages through the Mail application.

Describes the QuickTime implementation of the MIDI file standard.

Describes APIs located in various headers in /usr/include.

Describes the interface that supports PowerPC computers running 680x0 code.

Describes the API for QuickTime movie controllers.

Describes the API for the QuickTime Movie Manager.

Describes the API for QuickTime Movie Toolkit.

Describes the C API for supporting Unicode text editing.

Describes the C API for creating preemptively scheduled tasks in Carbon applications.

Describes the C API for presenting a user interface for opening, saving, and navigating files.

Describes the Netwide Assembler for Intel-based Macs.

Describes the C API used by background applications to communicate information to the user.

Describes the interface for receiving accessibility-related messages.

Describes the interface for the active area in a control.

Describes additions to support affine transformations.

Describes an affine transformation from one coordinate space to another.

Describes a window that displays a message and obtains the user's response to it.

Describes the interface for an animatable proxy for views and windows.

Describes the behavior of an animation.

Describes nested transaction support for animating views.

Describes the class used to access the basic data structures in an Apple event.

Describes the class used to work with Apple event handler routines and to suspend and resume event handling.

Describes additions to the NSAppleScript class to provide syntax-highlighted script source.

Describes the class that provides the ability to load, compile, and execute scripts.

Describes the responder object that manages an application's events and resources.

Describes a class that encodes objects into an architecture-independent format.

Describes the class used to manage an immutable ordered collection of objects.

Describes a Cocoa bindings-compatible manager of an array or set.

Describes the facility for handling false assertions.

Describes a Core Data atomic persistent store.

Describes a node in an atomic persistent store.

Describes a typesetter that places glyphs for text layout.

Describes the class used to define attributes of an entity in a Core Data managed object model.

Describes additions for analyzing and using attributed strings.

Describes a character string with attributes.

Describes the interface to the deferred-release mechanism in Cocoa's reference-counted memory management system.

Describes a vector-based path consisting of line and curve segments.

Describes an object that draws an image from bitmap data.

Describes a view that can display its border and a title.

Describes a control for manipulating one- or two-dimensional data sets.

Describes a cell that displays data in a browser.

Describes additions for loading nib files in Cocoa applications.

Describes a collection of resources used in a program.

Describes a control that responds to clicks.

Describes a cell that responds to mouse clicks.

Describes cached image data that is ready to be rendered.

Describes a cached response to a URL load request.

Describes a calendar.

Describes a Gregorian date.

Describes the interface for cell objects.

Describes the interface for correcting a misspelled word.

Describes a set of Unicode characters used in scanning and searching operations.

Describes an object that draws an image from a Core Image CIImage instance.

Describes the interface for information about the relationships and properties of a class.

Describes the class that contains and scrolls the document view of a scroll view.

Describes the class used to clone a scriptable object or objects.

Describes the class used to close a scriptable object or objects--typically a document or window.

Describes additions for converting archived NXColor objects into NSColor objects.

Describes the abstract class that provides the basis for archiving.

Describes additions for encoding and decoding time and time range structures.

Describes the interface for archiving.

Describes a collection of views that displays content in a grid.

Describes a controller that mediates between a prototype view and a model object.

Describes a representation of color and opacity.

Describes an ordered list of colors identified by keys.