- Industry: Computer; Software
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Apple Inc., formerly Apple Computer, Inc., is an American multinational corporation headquartered in Cupertino, California, that designs, develops, and sells consumer electronics, computer software and personal computers.
The final node in an audio processing graph in terms of signal flow; the output node of a graph. See also audio unit, shared workgroup build.
Industry:Software; Computer
Mac OS deux dimensions dessin logiciel original utilisé par QuickTime.
Industry:Software; Computer
The part of a glyph bitmap that surrounds the pixels that constitute the glyph itself.
Industry:Software; Computer
The written and spoken methods of combining words to create meaning used by a particular group of people.
Industry:Software; Computer
The sequence of operations performed by an application immediately on being launched, indicated visually to the user by the application’s icon bouncing in the Dock.
Industry:Software; Computer
A function in a printing plug-in that returns a pointer to an instance of the requested interface.
Industry:Software; Computer
In QuickTime, a mechanism for prioritizing the tracks in a movie or the overlapping of sprites. When it plays a movie, QuickTime displays the movie’s tracks according to their layer—tracks with lower layer numbers displayed first; tracks with higher layer numbers are displayed over those tracks.
Industry:Software; Computer
A scripting definition file (sdef) entry that describes a scriptable class, including its attributes and relationships and the KVC keys that Cocoa scripting uses to gain access to its values. When the sdef is loaded, the information is stored in an instance of NSScriptClassDescription .
Industry:Software; Computer
A self-contained part of a product. A product can have one or more components. The Mac OS X file system contains special locations for several types of components. For example, application binaries are placed in Application directories, plug-ins are housed in Plugin directories, fonts live in Fonts directories, and so on.
Industry:Software; Computer
A server that has access to a store of authentication information and that can authenticate users. For example, an authentication server might verify a user’s identity by prompting the user for a name and password and comparing that information to the names and passwords in a database. In Kerberos authentication, the authentication server also looks up the user’s private key, generates a session key, and creates a TGT. See also ticket-granting server.
Industry:Software; Computer
