Scott, thanks for your input and patience.
Problem solved. I need to use the “Add to Library” command under the File menu,
tho. Dragging didn’t seem to do it for me, even though I drug, drug, drug
everywhere I could think of.
Best,
Bill
> On May 7, 2015, at 4:50 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
>
> The
Sheesh! I did it again! After quitting and restarting iTunes, checking in the
library using the finder, it my app showed up and loaded onto my iPhone
successfully. Dragging the app to the iTunes screen didn’t work, and most of
the google pages addressing this are old. Anyway, it does work with i
The iTunes method I've used in the past is to first add friends' device
IDs under Devices in the iOS development portal and generate/download an
updated provisioning file. Distribute the standalone and the provisioning
file to friends. They then drag these files onto iTunes, and sync their
device
Folks:
I have an iOS app that I will probably never, at least for the near term, put
into the Apple Store. I want to be able to distribute it to a few friends,
though, without them having to load it on their using Xcode.
I’ve been testing this on my own computer, trying to use iTunes, which I
