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Casual Lost but trying Posts: 5 Reg: Jan 06, 2013 South Louisiana 2,300	confirm \| cancel 01/09/13 10:03 PM (13 years ago) How do i see my current work in progress ? Hello. While in the screens and or tables page on Bt how do i see how the current app look ? Like some sort of emulator. I click on the sample screenshot ? But when I do it just says table 1,2,3. I saw a yt video of a guy who was on the screens page. He was able to make changes and see how it would look when making small changes on a screen similiar to the screenshot image. Title Comments Hello. While in the screens and or tables page on Bt how do i see how the current app look ? Like some sort of emulator. I click on the sample screenshot ? But when I do it just says table 1,2,3. I saw a yt video of a guy who was on the screens page. He was able to make changes and see how it would look when making small changes on a screen similiar to the screenshot image.

ianJamesPiano Code is Art Posts: 2661 Reg: Feb 13, 2011 Palm Springs, C... 37,010	01/09/13 10:19 PM (13 years ago) Hi Casual, welcome aboard! I see you already have 1 star, sweet! Keep with the BTU tutorials, they are great. After you make your app screens in the Control Panel you need to download and compile your source code. You will need Xcode and/or Eclipse running on your computer to see the Simulators you are referring to. It sounds much harder than it actually is. Check out this link from the How To's section, It will give you a quick idea of what you need. http://www.buzztouch.com/files/howtos/Things_You_Need_Before_You_Start_Developing_Apps_v1.1.pdf Tons of great folks ready to help when you need it. keep us posted! ian Comments Hi Casual, welcome aboard! I see you already have 1 star, sweet! Keep with the BTU tutorials, they are great. After you make your app screens in the Control Panel you need to download and compile your source code. You will need Xcode and/or Eclipse running on your computer to see the Simulators you are referring to. It sounds much harder than it actually is. Check out this link from the How To's section, It will give you a quick idea of what you need. http://www.buzztouch.com/files/howtos/Things_You_Need_Before_You_Start_Developing_Apps_v1.1.pdf Tons of great folks ready to help when you need it. keep us posted! ian

Casual Lost but trying Posts: 5 Reg: Jan 06, 2013 South Louisiana 2,300	01/09/13 10:29 PM (13 years ago) will do ! Comments will do !

ianJamesPiano Code is Art Posts: 2661 Reg: Feb 13, 2011 Palm Springs, C... 37,010	01/09/13 10:29 PM (13 years ago) Ah, I see from the other post everyone gave you similar suggestions. Still, it's the Xcode and Eclipse Simulators that you aill run to see your control panel changes:) keep us posted:) ian Comments Ah, I see from the other post everyone gave you similar suggestions. Still, it's the Xcode and Eclipse Simulators that you aill run to see your control panel changes:) keep us posted:) ian

Casual Lost but trying Posts: 5 Reg: Jan 06, 2013 South Louisiana 2,300	01/09/13 11:07 PM (13 years ago) will do ! Comments will do !

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