I create a new Xamarin project with Visual Studio and it contain projects for different platforms:
MyAppName
MyAppName.Droid
MyAppName.iOS
MyAppName.UWP
When I run the UWP App, the window title bar show the name "MyAppName.UWP".
I want to see only "MyAppName".
I have changed:
Assembly information / Title and Product
Package Manifest / Application / Display name and Description
Package Manifest / Packaging / Package display name
None of them have changed the title in the window title bar.
What I have to change?
As stated in a comment, to set the Window title for the UWP app you need to modify the DisplayName in the Package.appmanifest file.
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I created a windows form app in Visual Basic, the name of the app is "Example_1".
The name of the solution is "Example_1"
The name of the project is "Example_1"
The Text on the form is "Example_1"
The assembly name is "Example_1"
What is the problem?, well at my first try to do this app, I created it as the name of "Example_0" which I have been changing through all the properties to show the new name "Example_1".
Somehow, when I run the app, in the taskbar appears the correct name or if I put my mouse above it, it says "Example_1", in the correct way.
BUT, if I Right-clicked over the icon in the taskbar, it says "Example_0", WHY!
I have already checked all the app properties and nowhere it says "Example_0"
What I am missing?
I think you can find the old name into the "Assembly Info".
Expand your project in solution exporer, then double click "My Project".
In the Application tab you will have the "Application info" button.
I want to save email attachments to my app’s doc folder (C++ FMX app for iOS & Android). How do I register my app as a target?
The screen shots below show that an app on my phone named Termius is a target to save files to. I want my app to be a target like this. Just need user to get files into my app folder.
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Based on Sherlock70 tutoring i was able to easily add my app's Documents folder as a "save to files" target. I selected iOSDevice64 as my target platform and then went to "Project->Options->Application->Version Info" where i right-clicked and selected "Add Key" and added the UIFileSharingEnabled key and LSSupportsOpeningDocumentsInPlace key with their values set to true.
Now i can save an email attachment to my app's Document folder via "Save to Files". This link shows how you can then list the files in your Documents folder. Below is image showing what pops up when you click "Save to Files":
Note i'm working in Rad Studio 10.3 (C++Builder 10.3 Version 26.0.32429.4364).
UPDATE: At iOS 13 Apple has moved the "Save to Files" icon.
And here it is:
I have created a new project called Graphics and I coded it and submitted the app to windows market place. But it seems that the term Graphics term is very generic and for that reason my app got failed. They have mentioned it to change the XAP name.
Are there any ways to do it?
Double click on properties in your solution explorer and click on Application tab on the left. Change the required details. Xap file name, Title and other options which you want to change.
Find your app's WMAppManifest.xml file.
and change the Title Node in App.
You can change your app's display name in the WMAppManifest.xml, which is under the Properties of the project.
I have just written my first "hello world" MacRuby app using XCode. I would like to add a custom application icon. I thought I did this correctly, but when I build my app (using Project > Archive > Application) it builds it with the default Mac Application icon. To import my icon (518 x 518 px PNG), I right-clicked the "App Icon" button and selected the file to copy into my project. I can see the file, but it obviously isn't displaying when I open the app.
What did I do wrong? How can I fix this?
I haven't used MacRuby, but there are two things you have to do to display the right application icon. First, you must convert the PNG file to an icon file. Use the Icon Composer application to convert the PNG file. Icon Composer comes with Xcode. You can find it in the following location:
/Developer/Applications/Utilities
Second, add the icon file to your project. After adding the icon file to your project, you should be able to set the application icon for the project.
In Xcode 3.x, it was very practical, when you have several Xcode project opened in parallel, to know what is the folder of each project. This info was given in the list of the opened project in the "Window" menu.
It was very useful as it allows to find easily a defined version of a project when you work on several versions in parallel.
How to have the name of the project folders associated to each project displayed in the "Window" menu ?
Is there an option somewhere ?
Thanks a lot.
You could Command-click the file icon next to the title in the window's title bar. This shows the path to the file (in this case the project or workspace file) in any Cocoa app. You can even click one of the entries in the popup menu to open that folder in Finder.