How do I add this to the plist file to make my PDF's, and word docs changeable in itunes

I'm not sure if I understand the question entirely... But most BT Plugins have the 'dataURL' json element. If you don't use a local file, and place your document or image (or PDF or whatever) on a server somewhere (http://www.myserver.com/path/to/resource.xxx), you can use the dataURL to 'point' to the document rather than include them in your binary. Once your binary is compiled, nothing is going to change with respect to 'embedded' documents. That ship has sailed ;) However after it's compiled, and you have a document using a 'dataURL', the app will download the document and 'cache' (store) the file in your 'app space' on the platform (iOS/Android). So, if you want to maintain fresh content after your app has been released (in either store) that capability is already built into buzztouch; we don't really have to do anything but choose which content to display, and we do that by altering the dataURL to reflect new updated content. When you make this change in the BT control panel (and publish) the user will be prompted to refresh the app data, and your new data will be downloaded and cached on the user device. Does this make sense? Hope I understood what you were asking... Cheers! -- Smug

Hi Fox562, Maybe what your asking is the ability for file sharing from your downloaded App and share documents via iTunes. Correct? I have not used this feature yet but looks as simple as placing this in your info.plist file <key>UIFileSharingEnabled</key><true/>

Oh, ok. I didn't understand what he was asking, lol! That sounds cool, though! I'll definitely need to snoop into that for possibilities :) Cheers! -- Smug

-- Smug I am looking for the user to have the ability to change the PDF or Doc locally Ian what is the best way to add <key>UIFileSharingEnabled</key><true/> to the info.plist

In your Xcode Project in your Config folder you will see the info.plist file Click the + sign in the ROOT of the folder to add to it.see attached image https://dl.dropbox.com/u/39276137/UIFIleEnabled.png

thanks for the help

And that's it? Cool! :) Thanks Ian! Cheers! -- Smug

Can you guys give an example of how you would use this?

There's a decent explanation here... http://www.fvalente.org/blog/2012/03/15/documents-folder-and-uifilesharing/ Cheers! -- Smug

Oh this is great thanks!!