AW: AW: AW: How to create an OS X 10.9 alias by script?
Tiemo Hollmann TB
toolbook at kestner.de
Thu Sep 25 11:18:57 EDT 2014
Thanks Richard for jumping in.
That's indeed a very valuable information I didn't knew. I will remove this feature.
Tiemo
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> von Richard Gaskin
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 25. September 2014 16:56
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> Betreff: Re: AW: AW: How to create an OS X 10.9 alias by script?
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> Tiemo Hollmann wrote:
> > quitting and activating the Dock via AppleScript also works, but shows
> > just the same behavior. All minimized apps get into front, even the
> > dock shows more "action"
>
> One of the reasons Apple provides no straightforward way for an app to add its
> icon to the Dock may be that historically they consider the Dock as user-
> controlled element, something they prefer apps don't alter.
>
> While the current HIG no longer includes an explicit recommendation against an
> app adding its icon to the Dock, the App Store submission guidelines do:
>
> 2.28 Apps that add their icons to the Dock or leave short cuts on
> the user desktop will be rejected <https://developer.apple.com/app-
> store/review/guidelines/mac/#functionality>
>
> This seems reasonable enough when we consider how cramped the Dock would
> quickly become if every app we installed added its icon there.
>
> With Exposé, the Applications flyout panel, and the user's ability to move
> your icon into the persistent space in the Dock when it's running, there are
> plenty of ways users can get to your app when they want to - one less thing to
> have to worry about in development. :)
>
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> Software Design and Development for the Desktop, Mobile, and the Web
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