Dear Thomas, Thanks for the info. I'll definately look into these sources. Its about time I learned more about them. As for understanding, I have only a B.S. degree in CS, nothing above that, so hopefully I'll understand. Thanks again! I got my summer reading work cut out for me. * @=- s/Adam//g -=@ * > If you want to do your own window programming, you will need to know the > fundamentals of the Mac Toolbox (aka API - Application Programming > Interface), i.e. QuickDraw, Window Manager, Control Manager, Dialog Manager > ... That's enough stuff to read for the next week or two ;-). I don't know > if the books are still available (first edition in the late 80's), but I > highly recommend the "Macintosh Revealed" series (Vol. 1 - 4) by Stephen > Chernicoff, Hayden Books. Although somewhat outdated, these books are still > very usefull for a general understanding. All examples in the books are > written in Pascal, the original language of the Mac API. If you are more > familiar with C/C++, you will surely find a Mac programming beginners book > dedicated to these languages. Another way is to look at the official > documentation "Inside Macintosh", which you can read online at the Apple > site. However, these books are aimed at professionals, so they may be hard > to understand. # ===== Want to unsubscribe from this list? # ===== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-request@macperl.org