I just posted a new iOS How-To by @Chris1. It shows you how to work through the SIGABRT and the EXC_BAD_ACCESS errors in Xcode. Even if you can't solve the problem yourself, following @Chris1's instructions will help you get help on the forum because it tells you how to provide the information we need to solve your problem. Here is a link: https://www.buzztouch.com/files/howtos/exception%20debugging%20how-to.pdf Great work, @Chris1! I gave you some points for documenting this for all of us.

Thanks Susan! And a big shout out to Niraj for teaching us how to document properly.

Thanks for the points, too - that moved me up to #7 on the Forum Top 25 list - woohoo! ... look out @LA - I'm coming for you! ;)

I know! Nice job! Come and get me..lol LA

Nice one buddy! All the best folk wear the number 7. Johnstone, Dalglish, Larsson.......

Awesome! Pretty nice looking tutorial. I'd learned about break points the hard way lol... this tutorial will help debug thoroughly! Thanks for making it @chris1

lol - I don't know what that means, but okay thanks! :)

sorry - that message was for @MacApple @mysps - thanks, I hope people find it helpful.

@chris1 The number 7 jersey (strip) is often worn by the center forward (striker) in a football (socce) team. A KEY member.

Thanks Chris. #7 == John Elway!

lol - yeah I knew there was a reason why that didn't make sense to me :)

John Elway - now that's more my language :)

Thank you to @Niraj too! We are going to start seeing some really nice documentation. The little red numbers make it so easy to follow.

OK. John Elway, will give you that.

Share a little love, it goes a long way! Nice work Chris, it's a golden tip you made there! -- Niraj

Nice work Chris; Thanks! Cheers! -- Smug

@nadthevlad...EXACTLY!! Us Colorado folks know there's really only ONE #7!

Was that done on Clarify? How hard would it be to make a website out of something like that? PDF->HTML

Sweet tutorial, that should answer a few forum posts. Maybe I should add my various tutorials to my to do list for PDF.

Good stuff, very useful. Thanks. I don't think Clarify exported to HTML, I think Screen Steps does that but it was pricier. The thing that has been killing me moving from Xcode 4.2 to 4.6 is the fact that classes you copy into your project are not automatically added to the compile sources. Maddening at times. I'm sure there is a setting for this I just can't find? Kittsy - have you looked at Screen Steps? http://www.bluemangolearning.com/screensteps/ If you think you'd use it to organize some of your great tutorials, I'm all about getting you a copy. Maybe grab the trail and give it a test?