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Almost all of the Mac developer documentation from Apple exists in several places. That being said, you want the unofficial Mac OS X Automation guide put together by Sal Soghoian. He also has a fabulous book on the iBook store titled AppleScript 1-2-3.
Xcode is the tool that links into these libraries and allows you to search across the various user guides, ...
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I have it on good authority that the Apple Security Guides take a long time to compile and produce, and publication trails the release of the operating system by some time. The same people working on that guide are also producing documentation for various security certifications and other purposes. Once the guide is released, it will be available at Mac OS X ...
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I just checked the box for my iPad 2. There is essentially nothing other than:
a tiny card with minimal instructions. This tells you that there is further documentation at help.apple.com/ipad, along with information about needing to download iTunes, etc.
The obligatory "Important Product Information Guide" containing a whole lot of legal stuff.
Some Apple ...
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You can do that directly form Xcode preferences:
Open Xcode
Menu Xcode > Preferences
Go to the tab Download
Go to the sub-tab Documentation
Select the documentation you want to re-install
Click the - icon below the documentations list for moving it to the trash.
Click install on the desired documentation
Maybe you can skip the step 6 if Xcode shows that ...
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I'm pretty sure it's a limited version of the iPad's user manual. With the most basic features like "how to get online", or "how to insert a simcard",...
So yes, it includes a "how to start" guide, but don't expect an extensive document. If you're looking for the latter, you should visit my link.
Once I get home, I'll take a look at my box and update my ...
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