(a second related thing is:) setting the Simulated Status Bar to disabled, does not actually disable the status bar, (it does inside of IB, but inside the iPhone simulator after it is compiled, it does not) one has to also edit the XIB to actually turn off the Status bar?? (maybe i am missing something there)
No it's just there to let you design your screen for an iphone app where the status bar is turned off, it's a design tool. I'm sort of amazed that it's even possible to edit a XIB and remove the status bar, I didn't know the status bar was in there, either way that's not the way you do it. Type 'status bar hidden' into the documentation viewer and it should give you both a link to UIApplication's statusBarHidden: method and the PropertyListKeyReference which tells you to set a UIStatusBarHidden property in your plist file. If you edit the plist file it should even give you a list of possible keys in english, I think this one says "Status Bar is initially hidden' or something like that. Just set it and run your app. _______________________________________________
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