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happytgood I hate code! Posts: 29 Reg: Jul 10, 2011 USA 290	confirm \| cancel 08/22/11 03:31 PM (14 years ago) splash screen help whell im trying to make a splash screen when the app loads and how do you make the finish page of the quiz AND how to make a menu no one can open thanks, tgood Title Comments whell im trying to make a splash screen when the app loads and how do you make the finish page of the quiz AND how to make a menu no one can open thanks, tgood

Medica Code is Art Posts: 3 Reg: Aug 18, 2011 location unknow... 30	08/22/11 04:05 PM (14 years ago) I think I can help you out with a couple of these... to make a splash screen you literally have to select splash screen from the create a new screen menu. Then you select your image/background and how long you want it to be up for. You can also do it directly from an image under the info pane of Xcode but this is the easiest way. Once you've created the splash screen screen then you go under themes and there's an option for it. To make a menu no one can open, don't link it to anything and just have the menu, I hope I got that right. Comments I think I can help you out with a couple of these... to make a splash screen you literally have to select splash screen from the create a new screen menu. Then you select your image/background and how long you want it to be up for. You can also do it directly from an image under the info pane of Xcode but this is the easiest way. Once you've created the splash screen screen then you go under themes and there's an option for it. To make a menu no one can open, don't link it to anything and just have the menu, I hope I got that right.

happytgood I hate code! Posts: 29 Reg: Jul 10, 2011 USA 290	08/22/11 04:18 PM (14 years ago) Thanks. WHY DIDN'T I THOUGHT OF SELECTING SPLASH SCREEN! Comments Thanks. WHY DIDN'T I THOUGHT OF SELECTING SPLASH SCREEN!

GoNorthWest buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 8197 Reg: Jun 24, 2011 Oro Valley, AZ 1,000,000	08/22/11 09:54 PM (14 years ago) I've found it better to replace the Default.png and [email protected] files with an image (in .png format) that you want for a splash screen. Apple UI guidelines suggest those images should not be used as a splash screen, but I have found more apps than not - and high quality apps at that - tend to do things that way. Otherwise, if you use the default images, AND create a splash screen, you get a few seconds of black, then your splash screen. That wasn't visually appealing to me. Comments I've found it better to replace the Default.png and Default@2x.png files with an image (in .png format) that you want for a splash screen. Apple UI guidelines suggest those images should not be used as a splash screen, but I have found more apps than not - and high quality apps at that - tend to do things that way. Otherwise, if you use the default images, AND create a splash screen, you get a few seconds of black, then your splash screen. That wasn't visually appealing to me.

Graduating Kete Bo... Aspiring developer Posts: 37 Reg: Jul 29, 2011 Auckland 370	08/22/11 10:27 PM (14 years ago) great feedback people ! Comments great feedback people !

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