Information Technology Reference
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NOTE
You also can make these changes in the Levels view. The Combined view is simpler and less cluttered, especially
on a smaller monitor.
Customizing other build options
Customizing the other options is a two-step process. Select the Summary tab, and make the following changes:
Version:
Set this to the current version number of your app.
Devices:
Ignore this; it copies its value from the Targeted Device Family build setting.
Main Interface:
Don't change this. (If you need to use this feature, set it during development and test-
ing.)
Supported Device Orientations:
These options don't define the supported orientations; you do that in
code in your view controllers. In theory, they define the orientations in which the app is allowed to launch.
In practice, implementation is erratic and seems to vary between devices and different versions of iOS. So
you need to experiment with these settings during development.
App icons:
Right-click each icon, and navigate to the icon files you prepared earlier, as shown in Figure
13.10, with the dimensions listed in Table 13.1 (57 x 57 for the required standard icon and 114 x 114 for
the optional Retina Display icon).
FIGURE 13.10
