PDF Document

Get Started | Login

Discussion Forums > Images, Documents, File Locations

Replies: 2 Views: 89

TechyJude Lost but trying Posts: 12 Reg: May 06, 2012 Charlotte, NC 3,570	confirm \| cancel 05/16/12 12:37 PM (13 years ago) PDF Document I uploaded a PDF document into a Screen in Buzztouch program, when in Xcode the background is correct but the text in the PDF does not appear. The text is part of the PDF. Any suggestions!! Title Comments I uploaded a PDF document into a Screen in Buzztouch program, when in Xcode the background is correct but the text in the PDF does not appear. The text is part of the PDF. Any suggestions!!

GoNorthWest buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 8197 Reg: Jun 24, 2011 Oro Valley, AZ 1,000,000	05/16/12 01:19 PM (13 years ago) Hi TechyJude, Are you referencing the PDF document via a URL, or just a filename? If via a filename, which means you including the document with the app, then you have to add it to your Xcode project as well, and rebuild the app. This document should help a bit: http://www.buzztouch.com/resources/Adding_Files_To_A_Project_v1.0.pdf Mark Comments Hi TechyJude, Are you referencing the PDF document via a URL, or just a filename? If via a filename, which means you including the document with the app, then you have to add it to your Xcode project as well, and rebuild the app. This document should help a bit: http://www.buzztouch.com/resources/Adding_Files_To_A_Project_v1.0.pdf Mark

Ag-Chieve Lost but trying Posts: 124 Reg: Apr 16, 2012 Winnipeg 9,090	06/12/12 11:23 AM (13 years ago) Just as an add on to the tutorial referenced in this thread, if you find that you don't have a BT_Docs folder in your Xcode project (as was the case with my project) you can just drag the BT_Docs folder from your Mac's finder window into Xcode and it will create the folder along with all your documents in Xcode. (Well, it copies them, technically, I s'pose.) This bit of advice also came from Mark. I got it by emailing him personally. Comments Just as an add on to the tutorial referenced in this thread, if you find that you don't have a BT_Docs folder in your Xcode project (as was the case with my project) you can just drag the BT_Docs folder from your Mac's finder window into Xcode and it will create the folder along with all your documents in Xcode. (Well, it copies them, technically, I s'pose.) This bit of advice also came from Mark. I got it by emailing him personally.

Login + Screen Name Required to Post Login to participate so you can start earning points. Once you're logged in (and have a screen name entered in your profile), you can subscribe to topics, follow users, and start learning how to make apps like the pros.