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Inside Macintosh: Interapplication Communication /
Chapter 4 - Responding to Apple Events / Reference to Responding to Apple Events
Routines for Responding to Apple Events

Requesting User Interaction

The Apple Event Manager provides three functions that allow you to set or request user interaction levels and to initiate user interaction when your application is the server application. The AESetInteractionAllowed and AEGetInteractionAllowed functions specify and return, respectively, the current user interaction preferences. Your application should call the AEInteractWithUser function before actually interacting with the user in response to an Apple event.

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AESetInteractionAllowed
AEGetInteractionAllowed
AEInteractWithUser
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