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called the
product name.
You can change it later using the build settings described in Chapters 12 and 13. You
can also rename the files, but this is a more complex process, and isn't usually helpful or necessary.
CAUTION
Although most of the iOS templates include options that can create either an iPhone or an iPad app, only the
Window-based template includes complete support for a truly universal app that can run on either platform
without further changes. The other templates require extra manual effort, which includes a conversion stage that
is discussed in Chapter 8. It's unfortunate that the templates don't support universal apps more consistently.
NOTE
Leave the Include Unit Tests option unchecked. This option adds features you can use to add automatic tests to
your code. It's described in Chapter 17.
FIGURE 3.4
Most iOS templates include iPad and iPhone variants, but they're not presented in a consistent way, partly because
the two device families support different UI features.
When you create an app from a template, a name and a copyright field that matches the company name are ad-
ded to the top of every code file in the project. The easy but unexpected way to set the defaults for this content
is to create a card with personal details in Address Book and choose Make This My Card from the Card menu.
