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02-26-2010, 06:23 PM
i want to find out with cocoa when i'm not interacting with my mac. example: if i dont move the mouse and dont type on the keyboard for 5minutes or so, i want to call a specific function with shows a popup or something. how can i do this? thanks in advance, flo |
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