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Resolved: it seems on tiger the [NSApp setAppleMenu:] method disappeared, but it's possible to 'put it back' with : @interface NSApplication(AppleMenu) -(void)setAppleMenu:(NSMenu*)menu; @end Don't know why we have to do this, there is no documentation about it anywhere on apple...

i create a software which run on both mac and windows, that's the reason i know how to add a menu and items into menus, i want to add items into the application menu (the one in bold font with the name of the software, as you can see on the screenshot) i can't find any information about how...

I want to add lines and modify the 'main app menu', the one bold with the name of the app (see screenshot :) ) Is it a way? i've spend hours without finding anything... I work with XCode 2.4, Objective-C and Cocoa, i don't use at all interface builder nor nib files Thanks a lot !

Hi I'm making a mac version of my software, and i can't manage to associate my software files ( afile.myextension ) to the software On Window the installer do the file association, and when the app is launched, i get the filename and path in argv[1] It seems we can achieve that with...