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AppleScript Studio combines an application framework with a development environment, allowing you to provide sophisticated user interfaces for applications that execute AppleScript scripts. AppleScript Studio comprises features from AppleScript, Project Builder, Interface Builder, and the Cocoa application framework. With AppleScript Studio, you can quickly create native Mac OS X applications that support the Aqua user interface.

AppleScript Studio requires Mac OS X version 10.1.2 or later, or 10.1.1 with the December 2001 Developer Tools CD.


	Building Applications With AppleScript Studio (Preliminary) (PDF) This document provides the key information, including extensive tutorials, you'll need to create AppleScript Studio applications. This document is revised for AppleScript Studio 1.1. It contains a new tutorial, as well as numerous small additions and corrections.

	AppleScript Studio Terminology Reference (Revised) (PDF) This document describes the scripting terminology for AppleScript Studio through version 1.2 (released with Mac OS X version 10.2). This terminology allows AppleScript Studio applications to script Cocoa user interface objects. This document is a key resource for anyone developing AppleScript Studio applications.


	AppleScript Studio Release Notes Look here for late-breaking news on AppleScript Studio software releases.

	Overview of Scripting on Mac OS X This document describes Mac OS X support for writng scriptable Cocoa, Carbon, and Classic applications.

	AppleScript Studio Website This website provides the latest information on AppleScript Studio.

	AppleScript Scripting Language This page provides links to a number of resources for learning and using the AppleScript language.

	Scriptable Cocoa Applications Describes Cocoa's built-in scripting support and how to use it to make your application scriptable, or capable of responding to Apple events.

	Cocoa Application Architecture Describes the essential components of a Cocoa application and how they work together. See "Scripting" in the topic TOC for specific information on designing a scriptable application.

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