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Note: I was still researching this while you updated with what you used, but I'll add this FWIW. Using the bundle identifier of the application is generally a more robust way to refer to an app then using the name alone, as a user could move or rename the app in OS X, but they can't easily change the bundle identifier. Moreover, even while Apple renamed iCal.app to Calendar.app, the <code>CFBundleIdentifier</code> is still <code>com.apple.iCal</code>. <pre><code>if (![[NSWorkspace sharedWorkspace] launchAppWithBundleIdentifier:@"com.apple.iCal" options:NSWorkspaceLaunchDefault additionalEventParamDescriptor:nil launchIdentifier:NULL]) { NSLog(@"launching Calendar.app failed!"); } </code></pre> The above code will work even if your app is sandboxed. You could potentially try to create a custom <code>NSAppleEventDescriptor</code> that would specify the equivalent of something like the following AppleScript code, but it will likely be denied because of the sandbox: <pre><code>view calendar at date "Sunday, April 8, 2012 4:28:43 PM" </code></pre> If your app doesn't have to be sandboxed, it's much easier if you use the Scripting Bridge, and with that method it's possible to select a specific <code>NSDate</code>. Sample project using ScriptingBridge: <a href="http://www.markdouma.com/developer/OpenCalendar.zip" rel="noreferrer">OpenCalendar.zip</a> In that project, I use the following code: <pre><code>SBCalendarApplication *calendarApp = [SBApplication applicationWithBundleIdentifier:@"com.apple.iCal"]; [calendarApp viewCalendarAt:[self.datePicker dateValue]]; </code></pre> That will launch Calendar.app/iCal.app and change the calendar to the specified date.
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1. COTerrific answer. I'm not sure of the Stackoverflow etiquette when it comes to accepting an answer after I've already accepted a different one, but I did up-vote this.
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